Modeling

New business opportunities or initiatives often require extensive financial modeling to forecast cash flows, estimate required investments, and determine break-even volume thresholds. Mather Economics has extensive experience developing spreadsheet-based financial models that can be used long after the consulting project has concluded.

The output of these models can be structured as pro-forma financial statements or in graphical formats depending on your needs and the intended users of the model’s results.

Financial models have been developed in the past for the following types of business opportunities:

• New product offerings
• Capital raising initiatives for new companies
• Post-merger cost savings
• Bankruptcy valuation of assets
• Economic losses due to anticompetitive behavior by new entrants or existing market participants