Finance Analytics
Enhances the firm's ability to manage liquidity, undertake stress tests, avoid adverse maturity gaps and unwarranted surprise payments.
Evaluate risks and premiums on investment vehicles. Allocate assets to achieve desired objectives. Forecast asset performance to anticipate options ahead.
Report revenue per the standards in IFRS 15, value financial investments and impair credit losses as under IFRS 9 and leases as per IFRS 16.
Financial Analytics
Users can incorporate industry or competitor financial results into their model to help them extrapolate industry results either based on economic or related indicators. Credit and industry share analysis may expose specific industry risks.
Working Capital Analytics
Investment Analytics
Regulatory Estimates
Firms with contractual obligations extending beyond a year may recognize revenue based on milestone achieved (IFRS 15). However, that must conform with accepted industry norms: like what IFRS 9 prescribes for financial institutions. In environments like these, your analytics solutions will be designed to generate the regulatory numbers needed for reporting.
Entities with large account receivables have significant workload reduction when they deploy analytics to scientifically predict their "Staged Assets" as guided under IFRS 9. Consistency as a major accounting principle is enhanced making audits a lot more easier to prepare for. Another major benefit is the timely presentation of financial statements.