financial-modeling

Builds LBO, DCF, merger, and comps models with Wall Street formatting standards.

Updated May 13, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/Syntari-International-Inc/syntari-nexus-plugin --skill financial-modeling-syntari-international-inc
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Skill: financial-modeling
Source: https://github.com/Syntari-International-Inc/syntari-nexus-plugin/tree/main/skills/financial-modeling
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Syntari-International-Inc/syntari-nexus-plugin --skill financial-modeling-syntari-international-inc

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires openpyxl, and includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Building investment banking-grade financial models requires rigorous methodology, formula integrity, and strict formatting conventions that are time-consuming to apply manually. This Skill guides the construction of LBO, DCF, M&A, and comparable company models with auditable formulas, proper color coding, and sensitivity analysis. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Full Model Coverage: Detailed reference methodologies for LBO returns analysis, DCF valuation with WACC and terminal value, merger accretion/dilution, and trading/precedent comps. - Wall Street Formatting Standards: Enforces blue/black/green/red font conventions, number formats, sheet architecture, and openpyxl-based Excel generation. - Flexible Data Sourcing: Works with Nexus MCP tools, financial data connectors (PitchBook, S&P/Kensho), or manually provided financials with graceful degradation. - Use Case: Ask for a quick LBO on a target with $62.5M EBITDA at 8.0x entry and 9.0x exit, and receive IRR/MOIC outputs with sensitivity tables and a calibrated confidence assessment. ## Quick Start Build a five-year LBO model for a company with $62.5M LTM EBITDA, 8.0x entry multiple, 5.0x total leverage, and a 9.0x exit, including IRR, MOIC, and sensitivity tables.

Frequently Asked Questions about financial-modeling

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I build an LBO model with IRR and MOIC calculations?▼

Provide entry and exit EBITDA multiples, LTM EBITDA, leverage levels, and hold period. The model computes sponsor equity, projects exit EBITDA, applies debt paydown, and returns IRR and MOIC with sensitivity tables on entry versus exit multiples.

How is terminal value calculated in a DCF valuation?▼

Terminal value uses either the Gordon Growth Model (final year FCF grown at perpetuity rate divided by WACC minus growth) or an exit EBITDA multiple. Best practice is computing both and comparing implied multiples and growth rates for reasonableness.

Does this financial modeling skill work without MCP server connections?▼

Yes, all analytical logic works without MCP connections. If Nexus MCP tools or financial data connectors are unavailable, the skill prompts you to provide financials manually and proceeds with the same modeling methodology.

What formatting standards apply to generated Excel models?▼

Models follow Wall Street conventions: blue font for hardcoded inputs, black for formulas, green for cross-sheet links, and red for external links. Number formats use parentheses for negatives, dashes for zeros, and 0.0x for multiples, implemented via openpyxl.

Why does my merger model show dilution and how is breakeven calculated?▼

Dilution occurs when pro forma EPS falls below standalone EPS, often from new shares issued or intangible amortization. Breakeven synergies equal the net income shortfall divided by one minus the tax rate, showing the synergies needed for EPS neutrality.

When should I use precedent transactions versus trading comps?▼

Trading comps reflect current market sentiment without a control premium and suit ongoing valuation benchmarks. Precedent transactions include control premiums of 20-40% and better reflect actual M&A pricing, making them preferable for deal negotiations.