Financial models
Business assumptions turned into Excel models, with scenarios and sensitivities.
Growth & Finance
Planning, valuations and management control for companies without a finance team. You work with a consultant, not just receive a document.
The problem
The accountant closes the books, the owner decides on instinct. Until that stops being enough.
By projectOne deliverable, one deadline: business plan, valuation, budget. When the bank wants a plan or an offer arrives.
OngoingOne or two days a month to check the numbers, update projections and explain what is happening before it turns into a problem.
The role
We do not replace the accountant: we work upstream, on the models decisions rest on and the numbers to watch before they become problems.
Your accountant
Growth & Finance consultant
What does it work on?
Books and filings
The decisions
When does it come in?
After the year closes
Before you decide
What does it deliver?
The financial statements
Models, scenarios, plans
With banks and buyers?
Rarely in the room
At the table with you
How much time?
At year-end
1-2 days a month
What it covers
Business assumptions turned into Excel models, with scenarios and sensitivities.
Full business plans: market, projections and the strategic story.
DCF and market multiples, for deals and negotiations.
The annual budget and in-year forecasts on cash, margins and growth.
Processes mapped, bottlenecks found, indicators set up in a system.
Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow read to surface trends and risks.
Case study
The starting point, what we did and what changed.
Growth & Finance
A DCF valuation for the sale of a distributor with €5-10M revenue. The result: a defensible range, with three scenarios, ready for the negotiation.

Led byManuel Fusco
Results
How we work
A call and the last four statements.
Statements, accounts, management data. Assumptions agreed together.
The model is built from scratch, to fit.
Results challenged until you recognise them as yours.
The file stays with you, with instructions.
In ongoing mode, the model runs the year.
Timelines
Timelines grow when management data has to be rebuilt, which is common: we say so on day one. We sign an NDA before receiving any document.
Sound familiar?
A call with Manuel and the last four statements are enough to see where to start.
Four years of experience, now at EY, one of the Big Four, as a consultant to large international companies.
Talk to ManuelThe last four statements and the latest accounts. Sales by product, margin by client and the order book help; if they do not exist, building them is step one.
Yes. What counts is how complex the decision is. An €800,000 company opening a second plant can need us more than an €8M one in balance.
Three to five weeks from complete data.
Yes. We sign an NDA before receiving any document, and nothing is published or cited without written permission.
No. The accountant keeps the books and filings; we work on the decisions. We talk often.
A fixed date each month to update projections, review variances and answer when a decision comes up.
Yes. Native file, formulas visible, documented.