Financial Modelling

Financial Modelling Services Built for Lenders and Investors

Financely provides financial modelling services for borrowers, sponsors and buyers preparing for a lender or investor. We build models a credit committee can test, with debt sizing, scenarios and outputs in the format lenders expect.

Every engagement is quoted as a fixed fee in writing before work starts, and the model is delivered as an editable, fully linked file with a walkthrough.

Financial model and charts on screen during a transaction review

Models we build

Project finance models

Debt sizing and sculpting against cash flow available for debt service, DSCR and LLCR tests, reserve accounts and separate lender and sponsor cases. Often prepared alongside our project finance advisory.

Corporate three-statement models

An integrated income statement, balance sheet and cash flow that ties operating assumptions to the facility being raised or refinanced, with covenant headroom by period.

Acquisition and LBO models

Purchase price, sources and uses, debt capacity and equity returns for buyers and sponsors, built for acquisition finance lenders.

Real estate development models

Construction budget, drawdown schedule, sales or lease-up and exit, structured the way commercial real estate lenders test a scheme.

Trade and commodity models

Cash conversion cycle, margin per transaction, financing cost and collateral cover for a single trade or a revolving facility.

Model reviews

An independent review of an existing model, with every formula error, logic issue and assumption risk logged alongside a recommended fix.

What every model includes

Lenders test structure before they test numbers. Each model follows the same layout, so a credit analyst can trace any output back to its assumption.

Section What it contains
Cover and checks Version control, model map and an error-check summary that flags any break in the logic.
Inputs Every assumption in one place, sourced and dated, with switches between base, downside and upside cases.
Operations Revenue, operating costs, tax, working capital and capital expenditure built line by line, with no hard-coded figures.
Financing Drawdowns, interest, repayment profile, fees and reserve accounts for each facility.
Financial statements An integrated income statement, balance sheet and cash flow that balance in every period.
Outputs Coverage ratios, covenant tests, returns and sensitivity tables laid out the way a credit committee reads them.

Part of a complete credit file. The model slots into our Lender-Ready Package alongside the credit memo and data room. When you are ready to raise, our structured debt advisory takes the transaction to market.

How the engagement works

Send the brief. Share the transaction, the model type, who will read the model and your deadline.

Approve a fixed quote. You receive the scope, fee and delivery date in writing. Work starts once the engagement is signed and paid.

Receive the model. Delivered as an editable file with a walkthrough of the structure, logic and outputs, ready for lender questions.

Request a quote for your financial model

Tell us about the model you need. We reply with a fixed quote and delivery date.

Frequently asked questions

What do you need to quote?

The transaction, the type of model, who will read it and your deadline. Historical financials or a draft model help us quote faster.

Do you share sample models?

Yes. Tick the sample box in the form and we will send a relevant example with your quote.

Can you review a model we already built?

Yes. A model review checks the logic, formulas and assumptions, and lists every issue with a recommended fix.

Is Financely a lender?

No. Financely is an advisory and arranging firm. The model supports your financing request, and lenders make their own credit decisions.

Models are prepared from information and assumptions supplied by the client. Financely does not audit source data, and a model is not investment, legal or tax advice. Financely is an advisory and arranging firm, not a lender or broker-dealer. Any financing remains subject to underwriting, due diligence, credit approval, documentation and conditions precedent, and no outcome or timeline is guaranteed.