CORPORATE FINANCE - Consolidation Model
- Renzo Mazzini
- Apr 10
- 1 min read
HIGHLIGHTS
A consolidation model combines the financial results of multiple business units into one single model. The model is a summary or consolidation view that shows the highest-level figures (monthly and yearly revenues, profits, costs.) in the form of tables, graphs, or charts.
The model is built by first entering and analyzing historical results.
The historical results often serve as the basis for the model’s forecast period (usually 5-10 years in the future).
ADVANTAGES
Allows identify trends and performance metrics across different business units for strategic decision-making.
Provide tax advantages by allowing parent companies to offset losses in one entity against the profits of another.
Fee-based advisory sessions for CFO services are available upon request including the demonstration of financial resources.
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SERVICES
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