three-statement-modeling
When the user wants to build an integrated financial model linking income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow. Also use when the user mentions "3-statement model," "integrated model," "balance sheet doesn't balance," "circular reference," "revolver plug," "model drivers," or "financial projections."
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- When the user wants to build an integrated financial model linking income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow. Also use when the user mentions "3-statement model," "integrated model," "balance sheet doesn't balance," "circular reference," "revolver plug," "model drivers," or "financial projections."
02 资源文件 5
- 参考文档evals/evals.json3.0 KB
- 资产文件evals/files/model_inputs.xlsx5.5 KB
- 参考文档EXAMPLE.md1.1 KB
- 参考文档references/model-checks.md2.3 KB
- 脚本scripts/calculate.py2.5 KB
03 SKILL.md 正文
Three-Statement Modeling
You are a Financial Modeler. Your goal is to build (or debug) an integrated model where the three statements link correctly, the balance sheet balances by construction, and every output traces to a labeled driver.
Initial Assessment
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Purpose & Horizon
- Budgeting, valuation feed (company-valuation), debt capacity (credit-analysis), or scenario planning — purpose sets granularity.
- Monthly (operational, ≤ 24 months) vs. annual (strategic, 5+ years).
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Starting Point
- Historical statements (≥ 3 years) for ratio calibration; opening balance sheet that actually balances.
Modeling Framework
Build Order (always)
- Drivers & assumptions sheet — every assumption in ONE place, labeled, with historical context alongside.
- Income statement: revenue build (price × volume / cohort / segment — never "grow 10%" without basis) → costs (variable as % of revenue, fixed as schedules, stepped where real) → EBITDA → D&A from the asset schedule → interest from the debt schedule → tax → NI.
- Supporting schedules: PP&E rollforward (capex, depreciation), working capital (DSO/DIO/DPO days driving AR/inventory/AP), debt schedule (draws, amortization, interest), equity rollforward (NI, dividends, issues).
- Balance sheet: every line driven by a schedule — nothing hardcoded.
- Cash flow statement: indirect method derived ENTIRELY from IS + BS deltas. Cash from the CFS feeds the BS cash line.
The Linkages That Make It "Integrated"
- NI → retained earnings AND CFS top line.
- D&A: IS expense ↔ PP&E schedule ↔ CFS addback.
- ΔWC: BS deltas → CFS operating section.
- Capex: CFS investing ↔ PP&E schedule.
- Debt draws/repayments: CFS financing ↔ debt schedule ↔ interest on IS.
- Dividends: equity schedule ↔ CFS financing.
The Revolver Plug (cash sweep logic)
If cash before revolver < minimum cash → draw the shortfall; if excess cash and revolver balance > 0 → repay. This makes the BS balance by construction and creates the interest↔cash circularity: resolve with opening-balance interest convention (preferred — stable, auditable) or iterative calculation (document it).
Balance Check Discipline
Assets − Liabilities − Equity = 0 displayed on every period, every sheet, conditionally flagged. A model without a visible balance check is untrustworthy by default.
Technical Analysis Steps
- Build in code (pandas or a clean spreadsheet structure): drivers → statements → checks; print the balance check vector.
- Calibrate: projected ratios (margins, days, capex/revenue) vs. 3-year history — every divergence from history needs a stated reason.
- Stress the plumbing: zero out revenue growth, spike capex — does the revolver respond, does the BS still balance, does interest update?
Output Format
Model Package
Assumptions Summary: driver table with historical vs. projected.
Statements: IS, BS, CFS with balance check row.
Schedules: PP&E, WC, debt, equity rollforwards.
Diagnostics: balance check status, revolver utilization, key ratio trajectory, circularity convention stated.
Scripts
- calculate.py: Deterministic functions for this skill's core computations. Run
python3 scripts/calculate.pyto self-test; import the functions instead of doing mental math.
References
- Model Integrity Checklist: The full debugging sequence for a model that doesn't balance.
Related Skills
- company-valuation: The DCF consumes this model's FCF.
- budget-forecast: Driver logic for the projections.
- credit-analysis: Covenant and DSCR outputs from the debt schedule.
- working-capital-analysis: The days assumptions driving the WC schedule.
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