COASE.

Quantitative Business Architecture.

Financial models, executive reports and advisory for boards, investment committees and lenders.

The Architecture.

An Excel model at the core, supported by the Knowledge Layer and proprietary tools, with dashboards, executive reports and advisory for the decision at hand.

Deliverables.

Knowledge Layer

Corporate finance logic, codified.

A structured knowledge base connecting financial methods, standards, market evidence and precedent structures to the assumptions and checks used in a model. Every assumption in a COASE model carries its lineage: where it comes from, what it constrains, how it is tested.

Services.

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Transaction & Deal Architecture

M&A, debt restructuring and capital allocation. Cash flows, covenants and contractual mechanics built into one model.

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FP&A Planning, Forecasting & Reporting

Planning, forecasting and reporting built around the finance team’s operating cycle. Existing spreadsheets rebuilt where required.

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Greenfield & Venture Modelling

Investment models for startups, spin-offs and new ventures. Operational assumptions translated into funding needs and investor returns.

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Model Review & Reconstruction

Review of economic logic, calculations and controls, with documented findings and an assessment of their impact. Reconstruction is scoped where needed.

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Engagement Models.

Core Principles.

Operations → Cash flowMarket → DriversData → Client-owned modelScrutiny → Decision support
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    Business functions to cash flow

    Workforce, R&D, sales and marketing, logistics and production translated directly into cash-flow impact. The model represents the operating engine of the business, reconciled to the accounts.

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    Market-calibrated drivers

    Assumptions tested against market metrics and industry economics. Valuation and debt capacity are tested against explicit operating assumptions, market benchmarks and downside scenarios.

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    Deal-ready, client-owned

    Built around the company’s data, with an Excel model for the finance team to maintain and use in investment committee, due diligence and lender discussions.

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    Negotiation-grade logic

    Designed to test equity value, debt capacity and contractual terms under scrutiny. The model makes sensitivities and negotiation trade-offs explicit before discussions with investors and lenders.

Contact

Start with the decision.

Define a model specification, or discuss the mandate directly.