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BOOK · FOR READERSHOW BANKERS THINK · THE CHAPTERS, PRACTISED

For readers of How Bankers Think

Each chapter, beside the free things on this site that practise it. Read a chapter, then open a case on the same ground and make the call yourself before the senior banker's read opens. The book gives you the reasoning; a case asks you to use it with the numbers in front of you.

// THE EIGHT CHAPTERS

  1. CHAPTER 1

    Why Bankers Think Differently

    THE THREE QUESTIONS

  2. CHAPTER 2

    The Hidden Curriculum

    THE FOUR SIGNALS

  3. CHAPTER 3

    Reading Real Demand vs. Plugging Holes

    THE THREE DIAGNOSTICS

  4. CHAPTER 4

    Reading the Numbers Behind the Numbers

    QUALITY OF EARNINGS TRIANGULATION

  5. CHAPTER 5

    Reading the Industry, Not Just the Borrower

    THE LENDABILITY MATRIX

  6. CHAPTER 6

    Spotting Trouble Before It Spots You

    THE THREE MODES OF WATCHING

  7. CHAPTER 7

    The Deal You Don't Do

    THE WALK-AWAY FRAMEWORK

    No case on this chapter yet; the letter says when one opens.

  8. CHAPTER 8

    Reading the Room: The Banker as Translator

    THE THREE TRANSLATIONS

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