Financial Analysis & Forecasting

We live in the world of data. Now, data allows us to make realistic decisions about the future. No financial department or company can claim to have completed its work unless it has its financial forecasts ready. Equipped with sound financial forecasting, executives can make plans for their companies, such as budgeting, institutional investments, financial decisions, sales goals, and earnings. Financial forecasting is at the very heart of every decision executives make. Without sound financial projections, executives are blindly leading their companies forward and possibly off a cliff.

We provide our clients in both public and private sectors with world-class advisory services a number of sets of complicated financial and investment cases. We work closely with clients to develop a comprehensive and holistic understanding of their business goals and provide them with well-thought out business solutions that take their business to the next level of growth, productivity, competitiveness, and opportunity.

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Financial Modeling

We provide clients with state-of-the-art financial models that deliver analytical techniques and management mechanisms for viewing, investigating, and analyzing complicated financial data. These financial models include bottom-up financial forecasting, top-down financial forecasting, correlation forecasting, statistical forecasting, Delphi forecasting, and asset and liability management forecasting. These financial forecasting models are performed and combined with technology forecasting, and data mining techniques such as relevance trees, morphological models, mission flow diagrams, association rule learning, classification, clustering analysis, correlation analysis, decision tree, regression analysis, and outlier detection. Jafan’s financial modeling services include the following:

  • Business segment performance measurements and forecasts
  • Financial statement projections
  • Sensitivity analyses
  • Ratio analyses
  • Portfolio analyses
  • Business valuations
Performance Reviews

We provide a reenergized, unbiased evaluation of your business and concentrate on determining the characteristics that navigate your business. Each business segment is comprehensively scanned and studied through our proprietary economic measures in Jafan’s executing a financial performance review. We then correlate fundamental business elements with our client’s financial performance. Then, we structure a detailed action plan to enhance our client’s financial performance by introducing advised functional improvements into the day-to-day operations.

Business Valuations

We tailor the range of our business valuations to our client’s specific necessities. When relevant, our valuation report delivers an overview of the company, industry, economy; discusses value drivers; summarizes the analysis conducted. Jafan team provides outstanding business valuation services using advanced technologies that give exceptional business decisions, including the sale of an entire business, the divestiture of a division, evaluating the going concern, assessing intangible assets, or acquiring a new business. Also, we conduct valuation services for operating investment planning, non-operating investment planning, and business buy-outs and disputes. Our methodology uses standard valuation principles and the latest machine learning to determine value accurately.

Budgeting & Forecasting

They are often tied together, but they are different. Budgeting and forecasting will properly plan to achieve your goal and potential negative consequences. The budget includes details about the planned company’s income, expenses, cash flow, and financial position based on financial and non-financial data. A forecast predicts what may happen, often essential revenue items and overall costs for different periods. Jafan’s team assists clients in formulating their budgets and forecasts and explains how they can help manage their business. We can study them and advise on (not limited to these):

  • Are you going to earn a profit? And if so, is the projected profit an appropriate return?
  • Do you need outside finance? If so, how much and what sort of finance? Equity or debt?
  • Does the financial plan look reasonable?
  • What occurs if your financial ratios decrease by a certain percentage? What happens if your financial ratios increase by a certain percentage?

Financial Analysis & Forecasts