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Generic financial application development
Any business may find itself exposed to financial risks that could jeopardise its future. In order to manage these risks it is important to gain insight into the risks and the impact different outcomes may have on the business. This is where a tailored financial modelling system proves invaluable. Actuaries have been applying financial modelling techniques to complex financial problems for centuries. Our experience and unique perspective can add real value to your business.
OAC Actuaries and Consultants have a wealth of experience in provision of software solutions and embedding sound end-to-end processes for clients. We can offer specialist advice on how you can best manage the various financial modelling needs in your firm.
Many organisations use spreadsheet projection models for their financial modelling needs. These models are often quickly outgrown as organisations see the value of financial modelling applications and apply them to more and more parts of their business. Spreadsheet models can be very risky and difficult to manage. Errors can creep in and can be very difficult to spot. Where important decisions are based on the output of these models, it can become an internal audit nightmare. Spreadsheet models tend to be inflexible and difficult to modify or expand to meet the increasing needs of the organisation. As more complexity is added models can become slow and cumbersome to run.
Mo.net offers the perfect solution. Fast and flexible yet robust, it provides the ideal financial modelling platform for any application based on the projection of financial cash flows. Mo.net is easy to learn and full support is available from OAC’s experienced financial modellers. Depending on your needs and resources you can develop your own applications in Mo.net or let OAC develop them for you.
Example applications include:
- forecasting and budgeting applications; and
- conversions of spreadsheets onto a robust platform.
Contact us to discuss your financial modelling needs.
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