Integrated Financial Models
What is this?
Integrated financial models are comprehensive financial models that provide a full view of the company's financial performance by incorporating income statements, balance sheets and cash flow statements.
These models also include financial projections, valuation analyses, sensitivity and scenario analyses, offering decision-makers a holistic understanding of the business's operations and potential future outcomes.
When would you need it?
Integrated financial models are essential when businesses need a comprehensive understanding of their financial performance to make informed decisions, optimize performance, and maximize shareholder value.
Here are the examples:
1
M&A Impact Assessment:
Your company is considering a merger or acquisition to assess the financial impact and potential synergies. An integrated financial model allows you to analyze various scenarios, including different purchase prices, integration costs and revenue projections post-merger.
2
New Product/
Market Evaluation:
Your company is launching a new product/project or entering a new market. An integrated financial model enables you to forecast the financial performance of the new product by incorporating factors such as production costs, pricing strategies, market demand etc.
3
Financing Pitch Presentation:
Your company is seeking financing or investment to present a clear picture of the company's financial health and growth potential to stakeholders. By providing detailed projections, valuation analyses and sensitivity assessments, you can demonstrate the attractiveness of your business to potential investors or lenders.