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One of the biggest mistakes I see people make with LBO Models is trying to make them FP&A Models too. (Here's the difference between them🔻)𝙇𝘽𝙊 𝙈𝙤𝙙𝙚𝙡Short shelf life: the primary purpose is to figure out if buying a company is a good idea, mainly by assessing how much debt a company can handle and what the corresponding returns might be.The P&L and Balance Sheet projections are thoughtful but directional: year-over-year growth and other basic assumptions so it's easier to stress-test.It may be useful in the future when contemplating "add-ons" (smaller companies the "platform" company might buy), but by-and-large its primary use case comes to an end once the deal closes.𝙁𝙋&𝘼 𝙈𝙤𝙙𝙚𝙡An FP&A Model, on the other hand, is a planning tool companies use to manage their core operations.Often built with much more operating detail, the FP&A Model is used to create Budgets and Forecasts (which are different things), and also serves as a reporting tool comparing Actuals to Budget.So now we're talking Headcount Schedules, Vendor Schedules, Contractor Schedules, and any other sub-schedule you can think of.This model has a much longer shelf life and is updated on a recurring basis (usually monthly).💡𝗞𝗲𝘆 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗰𝗲𝗽𝘁: Think of an LBO Model like the SparkNotes version, and an FP&A Model as the whole book.𝘾𝙖𝙣 𝙇𝘽𝙊 𝙈𝙤𝙙𝙚𝙡𝙨 𝘽𝙚𝙘𝙤𝙢𝙚 𝙁𝙋&𝘼 𝙈𝙤𝙙𝙚𝙡𝙨?Sometimes, sure. But in my opinion it's a mistake to do so.Most often what happens is a "fresh rebuild" of the FP&A Model after the deal has closed.This is because the core functionality of the LBO Model (buying the company and adjusting the balance sheet) is no longer needed.So, you're keeping a lot of obsolete complexity in your file that will ultimately bog down the forthcoming FP&A detail (and there will be a lot).𝘼𝙗𝙤𝙪𝙩 𝙈𝙚👋Hey, I'm Chris Reilly. If you've ever felt overwhelmed or frustrated by Financial Modeling (but know how important it is), then please follow my page. I can help you become a Financial Modeling expert without the high cost of traditional education.𝙉𝙚𝙭𝙩 𝙎𝙩𝙚𝙥𝙨🔻Lastly, if you want to learn more about FP&A and Private Equity, I cover it in my weekly email series (link in comments 👇)
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Matthew Herbert
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Chris Reilly Seeing both sides (Investment Banking and Corporate Finance), it's easy to see why when I was in Investment Banking we "forced" our clients to give us the output of their models (i.e. the final three statements) 😊 That said, and as you mention, there were times we needed to fold in operating schedules for the scenario modelling before sending it off to the Investment Committee (assuming it made it that far). We always built our LBO models from scratch (blank workbook with each LBO) because using a template took more time to retrofit, among other reasons.
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Prashaant Panchal, ACA
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Absolutely spot on 👏 The distinction between LBO and FP&A models is crucial for financial clarity and operational efficiency.🎯In the dynamic world of finance, it's essential to use the right tool for the job. An LBO model is like a high-powered drill designed for a specific task - assessing acquisitions and their viability. 📊💼 It's tailored to provide quick insights into debt sustainability and return on investment, which are pivotal during the critical decision-making phase of an acquisition.On the flip side, an FP&A model is the Swiss Army knife of financial tools – versatile and detailed, perfect for the ongoing tactical management of a company's operations. 🛠️📈 It's the backbone of financial planning, helping businesses navigate through budgeting, forecasting, and variance analysis with precision.Merging these two models can be akin to fitting a square peg into a round hole. While there's room for some crossover, maintaining their distinct purposes avoids the convolution of objectives and keeps both strategies sharp and effective. 🔍🔄#LBOvsFPnA #FinancialModeling #StrategicFinance #BusinessAcumen #EfficiencyInFinance #FinanceTools
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Jason S. Kopp
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Chris great breakdown as always. Question - for IRR and ROI calculations, the chart mentions this is a core component of LBO but not a focal point in FP&A. Given that these provide comprehensive financial analysis and insights into the performance and viability of investments and projects, aiding in strategic decision-making, resource allocation, and performance evaluation. Does not having this as a focal point in the FP&A model mean missing out on crucial information leading to suboptimal decisions and inefficient resource allocation in a given model?
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Insightful distinction, Chris—recognizing the specific purposes of LBO and FP&A models is crucial for effective financial analysis and strategic decision-making.
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Guilty! 🙋🏻♂️I like the way you broke down the distinction. I’ve since learned it’s best to not try to force the LBO into a different purpose post-close. You have so much more information and it makes sense to build bottoms-up from this detail
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Love the analogy between LBO Models as the SparkNotes version and FP&A Models as the whole book! Super clear distinction that should help many navigate these concepts better. 🌟
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Josh Aharonoff, CPA
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Awesome breakdown Chris - I’ve only worked with fp&a operating models so it’s nice to see there are other methods out there, and the field of modeling goes much deeper
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Excellent Breakdown Chris Reilly! Separating LBO and FP&A models is key. LBO focuses on acquisition viability, while FP&A dives into operational details for ongoing management. Merging them risks complexity. Keep the distinction for agile and effective financial analysis
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Great breakdown of the differences between LBO and FP&A models! It's important to know when to use each tool effectively. 💼
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Interesting. Would love to get the weekly newsletter.
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FREE FP&A Template: Discounted Cash Flow 👇This financial modeling template is usually part of my paid program.Get it now for free for a limited time.Consider a modeling challenge like this:“I’d love to know how our planned international expansion compares to other roll-outs we had in the past. But I don’t know how to make them comparable.”A major project like an international expansion means you have significant costs upfront and revenues that start low and then increase over time.To compare it to other similar projects, you need to consider the time value of money.In other words, a dollar earned tomorrow is worth more than a dollar earned in a month.That’s why you can’t simply add up the cash flows of the first five years and compare them to those of other projects with shorter time horizons.If you get $1000 now instead of in a year, you can invest it and collect positive returns. In a year from now, today’s $1000 may be “worth” $1200 if you include the returns.So, you need to use a specific financial model called the “Discounted Cash Flow” (DCF) model.It takes investments and cash flows and applies a discount rate that should be equal to the Weighted Average Cost of Capital of your business.Then, the model calculates three key metrics:➢ Net Present Value (NPV)➢ Internal Rate of Returns (IRR)➢ Payback Period🙋♂️Do you want to learn how to build a DCF Model?I could spend hours explaining it, but there is a more straightforward way.Why don’t you take a look at a fully built-out model?I’m sharing a model that evaluates an actual project I analyzed in the past as an FP&A analyst (with dummy numbers).Get the free DCF template here (click on the image):https://lnkd.in/eSEc9Sxu
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What’s the difference between an LBO Model and FP&A Model?𝙇𝘽𝙊 𝙈𝙤𝙙𝙚𝙡Often complicated in its structure, an LBO Model is shorter-term in nature in terms of its overall shelf life.Its primary use is to figure out if buying a company is a good idea, mainly by assessing how much debt a company can handle and what the corresponding returns might be.𝙁𝙋&𝘼 𝙈𝙤𝙙𝙚𝙡An FP&A Model, on the other hand, is a planning tool companies use to manage their core operations.Often built with much more operating detail, the FP&A Model is used to create Budgets and Forecasts (which are different things), and also serves as a reporting tool comparing Actuals to Budget.This model has a much longer shelf life and is updated on a recurring basis.𝘾𝙖𝙣 𝙇𝘽𝙊 𝙈𝙤𝙙𝙚𝙡𝙨 𝘽𝙚𝙘𝙤𝙢𝙚 𝙁𝙋&𝘼 𝙈𝙤𝙙𝙚𝙡𝙨?Sometimes, sure. But most often what happens is a "fresh rebuild" of the FP&A Model after the deal has closed.This is because the core functionality of the LBO Model (buying the company and adjusting the balance sheet) is no longer needed, so you're keeping a lot of obsolete complexity in your file that will ultimately bog down the forthcoming FP&A detail.———𝙒𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙬𝙤𝙪𝙡𝙙 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙨𝙖𝙮... 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙙𝙤 𝙝𝙚𝙧𝙚?I receive a lot of DMs asking what services I offer. Here's everything:1. Paid Financial Modeling Courses: https://lnkd.in/e6B7y9yk(Financial Aid is available here: https://lnkd.in/eiuni4ip)2. Free Financial Modeling Email Course: https://lnkd.in/eQGumyC43. FP&A/M&A Consulting for Companies: https://lnkd.in/dFES6Nj
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FREE FP&A Template: Discounted Cash Flow 👇This financial modeling template is usually part of my paid program.Get it now for free for a limited time.Consider a modeling challenge like this:“I’d love to know how our planned international expansion compares to other roll-outs we had in the past. But I don’t know how to make them comparable.”A major project like an international expansion means you have significant costs upfront and revenues that start low and then increase over time.To compare it to other similar projects, you need to consider the time value of money.In other words, a dollar earned tomorrow is worth more than a dollar earned in a month.That’s why you can’t simply add up the cash flows of the first five years and compare them to those of other projects with shorter time horizons.If you get $1000 now instead of in a year, you can invest it and collect positive returns. In a year from now, today’s $1000 may be “worth” $1200 if you include the returns.So, you need to use a specific financial model called the “Discounted Cash Flow” (DCF) model.It takes investments and cash flows and applies a discount rate that should be equal to the Weighted Average Cost of Capital of your business.Then, the model calculates three key metrics:➢ Net Present Value (NPV)➢ Internal Rate of Returns (IRR)➢ Payback Period🙋♂️Do you want to learn how to build a DCF Model?I could spend hours explaining it, but there is a more straightforward way.Why don’t you take a look at a fully built-out model?I’m sharing a model that evaluates an actual project I analyzed in the past as an FP&A analyst (with dummy numbers).Get the free DCF template here:https://lnkd.in/eSEc9Sxu
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This post illustrates the pivotal role FP&A plays in supporting and assisting in the process of strategic planning in business and how it influences decision-makers.Meet ABCSolutions, a thriving technology company with a vision to expand its product line and venture into new markets. As the company envisions this strategic growth plan, the Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A) team steps in to pave the way for success:1. Analyzing Historical Data: Over the past five years, TechSolutions' financial performance has shown consistent growth, averaging a 15% increase in revenue annually. Market trends indicate a rising demand for innovative tech solutions, creating a favorable environment for expansion.2. Developing Financial Forecasts: The FP&A team forecasts production costs for the new product line, estimating a 20% increase due to research and development. Marketing expenses are projected to double to create impactful campaigns. Revenue from new products and markets is conservatively estimated at $50 million in the first year.3. Collaborating on Budgets: Engaging with the product development and marketing departments, FP&A collaboratively crafts budgets. Product development is allocated $15 million, marketing campaigns receive $10 million, and market entry strategies, including partnerships and distribution networks, are budgeted at $5 million.4. Assessing Financial Risks: FP&A identifies potential risks, such as a 5% currency exchange fluctuation and regulatory challenges in the new markets. To mitigate these, the team recommends hedging strategies for currency risks and a comprehensive legal compliance plan.5. Conducting Scenario Analysis: Considering different market entry strategies—direct market entry, strategic partnerships, and acquisitions—FP&A conducts scenario analysis. The most conservative estimate suggests a 15% increase in revenue, while the aggressive strategy foresees a 25% boost.6. Optimizing Resource Allocation: With a keen eye on efficiency, FP&A ensures optimal resource allocation. By carefully distributing financial resources, the team ensures that each dollar invested contributes significantly to the success of new product launches and market expansions.7. Defining KPIs: Key performance indicators are established, including a revenue target of $150 million, a market share goal of 10%, and a return on investment expectation of 20%. These KPIs serve as benchmarks to measure the success of the strategic plan.Through these meticulous steps, FP&A propels ABCSolutions towards sustainable growth, guiding the organization to not only dream big but also navigate the financial complications of expanding product lines and entering new markets. As the strategic plan unfolds, FP&A remains a crucial ally, ensuring that every financial decision aligns with the company's ambitious yet financially viable goals.
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FREE FP&A Template: Discounted Cash Flow 👇This financial modeling template is usually part of my paid program.Get it now for free for a limited time.Consider a modeling challenge like this:“I’d love to know how our planned international expansion compares to other roll-outs we had in the past. But I don’t know how to make them comparable.”A major project like an international expansion means you have significant costs upfront and revenues that start low and then increase over time.To compare it to other similar projects, you need to consider the time value of money.In other words, a dollar earned tomorrow is worth more than a dollar earned in a month.That’s why you can’t simply add up the cash flows of the first five years and compare them to those of other projects with shorter time horizons.If you get $1000 now instead of in a year, you can invest it and collect positive returns. In a year from now, today’s $1000 may be “worth” $1200 if you include the returns.So, you need to use a specific financial model called the “Discounted Cash Flow” (DCF) model.It takes investments and cash flows and applies a discount rate that should be equal to the Weighted Average Cost of Capital of your business.Then, the model calculates three key metrics:➢ Net Present Value (NPV)➢ Internal Rate of Returns (IRR)➢ Payback Period🙋♂️Do you want to learn how to build a DCF Model?I could spend hours explaining it, but there is a more straightforward way.Why don’t you take a look at a fully built-out model?I’m sharing a model that evaluates an actual project I analyzed in the past as an FP&A analyst (with dummy numbers).Get the free DCF template here (click on the image):https://lnkd.in/eSEc9Sxu
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