Everything to prepare for a Carbon Infrastructure Partners (formerly JOG Capital) interview: why the firm, and the questions candidates there reported being asked.
From the inside
Reasons that work in interviews
3 reasons for Carbon Infrastructure Partners (formerly JOG Capital)
Infrastructure and energy assets need refinancings, construction periods and asset recycling, so there is always work on an existing asset even when nothing new is being bought. That is a better “why infra” than stability or inflation protection, and it answers the hidden question about whether a junior will be busy.
Energy infrastructure specifically, rather than upstream energy, so the assets are contracted and the analysis is cash-flow driven.
Calgary-based with Western Canadian midstream and infrastructure exposure.
Small team on asset-level transactions: you see the full structure.
Firm-specific questions
Why Carbon Infrastructure Partners (formerly JOG Capital) over ARC Financial or Waterous Energy Fund?
Anchor your answer in what sets it apart: successor to jog capital, a 14-year calgary oil and gas investor; invests across the carbon life cycle.
What do you make of this move: CIP Energy Fund 2 became fully invested after a $90 million GP-led secondary transaction?
Dated Apr 20, 2023. Explain the strategic logic and what it means for the team you would join.
3 more Carbon Infrastructure Partners (formerly JOG Capital)-specific questions, each with what to cover and the sources behind it.
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