The projects we work on

Four types of work.

Each one is tied to a decision or a deal.

Raising debt

Getting your strategic plans, numbers and forecasts into the shape lenders want to see, then sitting alongside you through the process.

  • Invoice finance and asset-based lending
  • Term loans and growth funding
  • Information packs for lenders
  • Covenant and headroom forecasts
  • Refinancing
  • Lender meetings and negotiation

Raising equity

A financial story investors believe, a model that stands up to questions, and a data room that doesn’t slow everything down.

  • Full financial model preparation
  • Preparation of the investor deck and the story behind it
  • Data room build
  • Chairing investor Q&A sessions
  • Modelling valuation and dilution scenarios
  • Management of the due diligence process
  • Support through to completion

Buying or selling a business

Whether you’re selling what you built or buying the next one, the job’s the same: know what it’s worth, prove the profits are real, and get through the buyer’s questions intact.

  • Help to estimate what it’s worth today, and why
  • Preparing the business for sale — operational, strategic and commercial advice
  • Working alongside your M&A adviser or investment bank to prepare marketing documentation
  • Proving the profit is sustainable, through buy-side or sell-side quality of earnings reports
  • Appraising target acquisitions
  • Leading on buyer and seller Q&A sessions
  • Management of the due diligence process
  • Working capital analysis and negotiation
  • Support through to completion

Fixing the finance function

Rebuilding your reporting, month-end and forecasting so the numbers turn up on time, add up, and tell you something useful.

  • Rebuilding month-end
  • Board pack and KPIs worth reading
  • Rolling 13-week cash forecast
  • Choosing and moving systems
  • Getting the right people in the right roles
  • Writing down how it all works

Standing in as CFO

Sometimes a business needs a senior finance person while it recruits, or for a specific project. We’ll do that, with an end date and a handover plan agreed at the start. It’s a bridge, not a permanent arrangement, and we’ll tell you when it’s time to hire.

How a job runs

Four steps, every time.

One

First conversation

60 minutes on a video call. What’s going on, what’s the timeline, are we the right firm. It’s a straight conversation, not a sales pitch.

Two

A piece of real work, free

We pick something small and useful and just do it. You get a proper piece of work and a written view of what we found, and you get to see how we work before committing to anything.

Three

Proposal

What we’ll do, what it costs, what good looks like, and what we need from you.

Four

The work

Delivering what we proposed, with regular check-ins so you always know where things stand.

Next step

Not sure which of these you need? That’s what the first conversation is for.