Covers
- The model and forecast behind the request
- Add-backs with their supporting documents
- Debt service coverage and covenant headroom
- The package the lender or investor reads
A refinancing, an acquisition loan or a growth raise stalls when the model does not tie to the statements, the add-backs have no support, or nobody has shown how the business covers its debt.
Book a callHow it's priced: Fixed-fee project
We review the statements, the add-backs and the proposed terms the way a credit committee or investor would.
We tie the forecast to history, document each add-back, and run coverage and covenants against the terms.
We put the model, the cash view and the supporting schedules in the order the reader will open them.
Operating model and forecast, tied to the historical statements, with every assumption written down.
Add-back schedule, coverage and covenant analysis and the 13-week cash view, each traced to source documents.
The lender or investor pack, ordered the way the reader works through it.
At B. Riley I built liquidity models, 13-week cash flows and lender reporting for businesses under covenant pressure. I build the package and the numbers behind it. You and your advisors run the loan or the raise.
Sushil Krishnan (Soosh), Founder
No. You and your advisors run the process and the relationships. We build the model, the support and the package they rely on.
Seed to Series B founders raising equity should look at Founder Finance Readiness. This service is for operating businesses refinancing, borrowing to fund an acquisition, or raising growth equity.
A short intro call to see if this is the right work.