SumProduct: Financial Modelling, Excel & Power BI Experts
Capital investment, refinancing, project finance, banking, private equity,
investment appraisal, valuation, M&A, strategy, taxation work,
education or other decision analysis.
No matter what the industrial sector, the political, budgetary and resource constraints, all critical analyses need consistent, robust, flexible and transparent modelling.
Need help developing or reviewing a model?
We are process matter experts
We can help you with all your business decisions, whether critical, strategic, tactical, operation or planning in nature. Leveraging our expertise and experience, we can develop quantitative and qualitative tools with you using Excel, financial modelling, Fabric, Power BI and others as required, and agreed.
Why partner with SumProduct?
Expertise
With over 100 years’ experience in business and financial modelling development, consulting, auditing and training, our team can solve, advise and review the most complex of problems. Our team includes AI experts, seasoned programmers, experienced accountants, post-doctorate mathematicians and accredited experts in Excel, financial modelling and Power BI.
Experience
We have constructed more than 4,000 models using our CRaFT methodology (Consistency, Robustness, Flexibility and Transparency), reviewed over 1,000 models, trained over 500 companies (including some of our competitors) in 30+ specialist modelling / accounting / corporate finance / banking topics, and undertaken work in most industries and sectors in over 40 countries of the world.
Recognition and Awards
Our team has received 19 Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) awards so far, the inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award for Financial Modelling (FMI) in 2021, and was recognised as one of three finalists for the Lifetime Achievement Award in Excel for 2023 (Global Excel Summit). SumProduct was a finalist for the Best Capability Development Program (AITD) in both 2022 and 2023.
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Excel Tip of the Day
Excel Secret: Is This Cell Used..?
Given functions such as INDIRECT and OFFSET, it's sometimes difficult to determine whether a cell is used in a model. Assuming you have just saved your file ( and will close / re-open without saving shortly), one tip is to delete the row / column under review. If you cannot locate #REF! errors afterwards, it's very likely the cell(s) were not used. Check out more,
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