A stronger basis for investment decisions.
Connect the project, the assumptions, and the funding requirement. The aim is an investment case that can be examined, challenged, and improved.
Underwriting review
Challenge the model, test its assumptions, and identify questions that need to be resolved before financing discussions.
Example outputs
Assumption register, sensitivities, and a prioritized review memorandum.
Capital structure
Compare the role of senior debt, mezzanine, and equity within the economics and constraints of the project.
Example outputs
Funding scenarios, capital requirements, and a financing discussion pack.
Feasibility & investment readiness
Connect demand, development costs, operations, and funding into a consistent investment case.
Example outputs
Integrated feasibility model, downside scenarios, and an evidence checklist.
Execution & financial control
Keep visibility over project delivery, procurement variances, and emerging pressures on the investment case.
Example outputs
Milestone tracking, variance reporting, and management review priorities.
See what a change in financing assumptions can mean.
Adjust the facility size to explore two simple scenarios. This is arithmetic based on stated assumptions, not a financing offer or project assessment.
- Six-month financing cost
- €337,500
- Annual interest difference
- €112,500
Assumptions: simple interest at 4.5% annually for six months; a separate 0.75 percentage-point annual rate difference. Excludes fees, amortization, taxes, and compounding.
Make the assumptions visible.
A focused review brings the model, evidence, scenarios, and management discussion together. Scope and timing should be agreed against the information available.
- Organize the project information and baseline model.
- Identify and document the assumptions that drive the outcome.
- Test sensitivities and plausible downside scenarios.
- Examine funding, coverage, and covenant requirements.
- Compare capital structures and unresolved funding gaps.
- Consolidate findings into a decision memorandum.
- Review the evidence and agree the next actions.
Advisory preparation does not imply lender approval, committed funding, or guaranteed investment returns.