Businesses today must be prepared to navigate new consumer demands and disruptive industry trends. The task of staying competitive and ahead of the pack despite the climate of economic uncertainty is easier said than done – but our Financial Modelling consulting services can provide the insight needed to make it happen.
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We help businesses build a comprehensive budgeting model, allowing them to analyse capital expenditure, financial forecasts and tax planning.
Funders and investors have specific requirements, so we structure business plans to match them. We also regularly connect clients with angel investors, debt providers, venture capital and other sources of funding.
Financial modelling for business expansion helps companies gain greater certainty when making decisions and planning for growth.
Gerald Edelman’s Financial Modelling team draws on years of experience supporting businesses to optimise their financial position and alleviate key risks.
Our expertise covers budgeting and cash-flow forecasting, right through to strategic planning, raising capital and creating bid support models.
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Financial modelling is particularly important if you’re preparing a business plan, looking to secure funding or expanding into a new market; however, there are many situations in which a business may turn to modelling to inform strategic decisions.
Specialist industries demand specialist knowledge, and our advisers have worked closely with organisations across a wide range of sectors to create financial models bespoke to their needs, no matter how complex. We deploy various information reporting systems which offer our clients unique insights into current and prospective scenarios, operations, transactions and risks.
Yes, financial models can be used in any industry or sector although the specific details of the model will vary depending on the type of organisation. For example, a financial model for a manufacturing company will be different from a model for a technology startup.
There are many types of financial models, such as discounted cash flow (DCF) models, leveraged buyout (LBO) models and other simulation models. The exact type of model we use for your business will depend on your current financial situation, market position and the data available to us.
It’s often the case that businesses over-simplify the factors contributing to their financial model, which means key details can go overlooked. Data also needs to be accurate, so that any subsequent insights and forecasts are reliable enough to inform decisions. There are many more pitfalls beyond this, which is why we’d recommend speaking to an experienced Financial Modelling specialist to evaluate your current situation.
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