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Capital One · Full-time, 2027 start

Investment Banking Analyst, TripleTree (Entry-Level): a project built for this posting

A two-year investment banking analyst program at TripleTree, Capital One's healthcare-focused advisory group, for graduates finishing their degree by July 2027. Analysts work on M&A and financing deals for healthcare companies.

Company
Capital One
Posting title
Investment Banking Analyst - TripleTree - 2027
Location
Bloomington, MN
Season
Full-time, 2027 start
Pay (as posted)
$110,000 annual salary (Bloomington, MN, as posted)
Majors named
Finance, Accounting, Business, Economics, Mathematics, Data Science

Checked open on the employer's careers site on 2026-10-22. Read the full posting ↗

What this role is really testing

Financial modeling and valuation (DCF, comps)Comparable company and precedent transaction analysisHealthcare or sector-specific industry researchExcel-based analysis and structured presentation of dataWritten communication of investment thesisAccounting and financial statement interpretationPowerPoint pitch deck construction

The project

Healthcare Sector M&A Tear Sheet & Mini-Pitch Deck

A one-page company tear sheet and a 5-slide PowerPoint pitch deck analyzing a real publicly traded healthcare company as a hypothetical acquisition target, including a simple DCF and trading comps table built in Excel. This maps directly to TripleTree's healthcare investment banking focus and demonstrates the exact deliverables, financial models, sector research, and client-ready presentation materials, that analysts produce on day one.

  1. In Excel, pull the last three years of revenue, EBITDA, and free cash flow from a real public healthcare company's 10-K (e.g. a mid-cap health tech or services firm). Build a 5-year DCF using conservative, base, and bull-case assumptions with an explicit WACC range (8–12%) and terminal growth rate, then add a trading comps table with EV/EBITDA and EV/Revenue multiples for three to five sector peers sourced from their most recent earnings releases, label every input cell clearly so a recruiter can trace your logic.
  2. Synthesize the Excel output into a one-page tear sheet (in Word or as a slide) that includes: company snapshot, business description in three bullet points, LTM financials, your implied valuation range from the DCF and comps, and a three-bullet 'investment highlights' section that identifies why this company would be an attractive acquisition target for a strategic or financial buyer in the current healthcare M&A environment.
  3. Build a 5-slide PowerPoint deck structured exactly like a sell-side process document: (1) Executive Summary with valuation range and deal rationale, (2) Company Overview with revenue mix and market position, (3) Financial Summary with your model outputs as clean charts, (4) Comparable Transactions with two or three real precedent deals showing acquisition premiums, (5) Why Now, a half-page on sector tailwinds (e.g. value-based care, AI in diagnostics) that make this an actionable opportunity. Use a clean, minimal template with consistent fonts and no clip art.
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Questions

Do I need to know how to code?

No. For roles like this one, Provieo builds the project as a live case-study page: slides, tables and findings you fill in. You bring the thinking.

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