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pitchbook
What does pitchbook mean?
The signature artefact of investment banking. A heavy, glossy slide deck packed with logos, league tables, comp analyses, and football-field valuations, used to convince a client to do a deal (or hire your bank to run it). Junior analysts spend their twenties making these at 3am, tweaking the same logo by two pixels because an MD said so.
"I was up till 5am formatting a pitchbook for a meeting that got cancelled."
Frequently asked questions
What does pitchbook mean?
A pitchbook is the bound presentation bankers use to pitch a deal or sell their services.
How do you use pitchbook in a sentence?
"She printed the pitchbook for the morning meeting with the client."
What goes into a pitchbook?
It typically bundles the bank's credentials, market analysis and deal proposal into one polished presentation.
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