Financial Strategy
Financial Advisory Services in Nepal
Financial advisory that turns your numbers into better decisions: cash-flow forecasts, financial models, profitability analysis and preparation for funding or expansion.

What financial advisory covers
Most financial decisions in a growing business are made with incomplete information. A new facility is signed because the bank approved it. A price is set because it matched a competitor. An expansion goes ahead because the last two years looked good. Each decision is defensible on its own, and together they quietly determine whether the business is solvent in three years.
Financial strategy is the work of putting numbers around those decisions before they are made. We build the forecast, model the alternatives, and show you what each path does to cash, profit, debt capacity and risk. The output is not a document that sits on a shelf, it is a basis for choosing.
The same discipline applies to a startup raising capital. A pitch deck fails on its financial page more often than on its idea: unit economics that do not hold, a revenue build with no assumptions behind it, a use-of-funds slide that does not reconcile to the model. We build the model, write the financial narrative, and prepare founders for the questions an investor will actually ask before the meeting rather than after it.
We work with the information you already have. If your books are behind or your reporting is thin, we say so and fix that first, because a forecast built on unreliable history is worse than no forecast at all.
When you need a financial advisor
- You are considering a loan, an investment or a major purchase and cannot say what it does to cash twelve months out.
- Revenue is growing but the bank balance is not.
- You have a budget, but nobody compares it to actual performance.
- Pricing has not been reviewed since costs changed.
- Two directors disagree about whether the business can afford something, and neither has the numbers to settle it.
- You are raising a round and your financial model is a spreadsheet nobody outside the company has stress-tested.
- An investor has asked for a valuation, a use of funds, or a due diligence pack and you do not have one.
What you get
| Area | What you get |
|---|---|
| Cash flow | 13-week and 12-month cash-flow forecast, working-capital review |
| Financial model | Linked profit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow with scenarios |
| Profitability | Margin by product, customer, branch or project |
| Costing | Product and service costing, pricing support |
| Funding | Bank loan projections, investor model, valuation support |
| Decisions | Expansion, investment, borrowing and pricing analysis |
Problems this solves
Signs, causes and fix
Profitable on paper, short of cash in the bank
Signs, causes and fix
Raising money, but the numbers are not investor-ready
Signs, causes and fix
About to scale, unsure the business model holds
Signs, causes and fix
A decision keeps being postponed, and it is costing money
Signs, causes and fix
Bank limit renewal and covenant pressure
Signs, causes and fix
Seasonal business, steady obligations
Signs, causes and fix
Selling, merging or bringing in a partner
How an engagement runs
- 01
Frame the decision
Agree what is being decided, the horizon, and what a good answer must show.
- 02
Build the model
Construct the financial model from your real numbers, with every assumption visible.
- 03
Stress-test
Run downside, base and upside cases; find where the plan breaks.
- 04
Recommend
A clear recommendation on funding, structure or timing, with the trade-offs stated.
- 05
Support the raise or rollout
Investor materials, lender packs or board papers built from the same model.
Common questions
What does a financial advisor do for a business in Nepal?
Forecasts cash, builds financial models, analyses which products and customers make money, and tests decisions such as expansion, borrowing or pricing before you commit.
How long does a financial strategy engagement take?
A focused model and forecast for a single decision typically takes two to four weeks. A full planning cycle with scenario work runs four to eight weeks depending on data quality.
Our accounts are not up to date. Can you still help?
Yes, but we will tell you where the data is weak and what we had to assume. In some cases the first piece of work is getting the historical numbers reliable enough to forecast from.
Do you work with startups, or only established businesses?
Both. For startups the work is usually the financial model, unit economics, valuation support and the financial half of the pitch deck, plus preparing founders for due diligence. We are not a fundraising agent and do not introduce investors.
Do you help present this to banks or investors?
Yes. We prepare the financial pack and brief you on the questions lenders and investors will ask. We do not negotiate on your behalf.
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Explore Financial Strategy
Book a free callOther capabilities
Business Performance
Margin by product, customer and branch, and the first things to change.
Finance Function & CFO Advisory
Monthly numbers that close on time, without anyone chasing them.
Tax & Technical Advisory
Tax positions that survive an IRD query, documented before the query comes.
NFRS & Financial Reporting
Statements your auditor signs, your bank reads, and your investors believe.
Outsourcing & Virtual CFO
Monthly accounting, reporting and CFO-level support run for you, for businesses in Nepal and firms abroad outsourcing here.

