Deals in Focus
Real transactions, rebuilt from their documents
One deal at a time: who paid what for what, how it was financed, who owns what afterwards and what each class could earn. The model is on the page, every input is yours to change, and the workbook is the one you would build in the seat.
Cases
How a case is built
The same rules on every page, so a reader can trust a figure without re-deriving it.
From the documents
The announcement, the scheme document and the filings control every input. Reporting explains the reaction and is attributed, never reproduced.
A model you can change
Base, downside and upside cases work for every visitor. A free account unlocks every assumption, and the pictures move with the workbook.
Disclosed or illustrative, always marked
Terms the documents do not give are assumptions of ours, labelled on the page and in the workbook. No case claims an actual deal return.
A dated cut-off
Each case says what it knew and when. What happened later sits in its own section, so the analysis is never quietly written with hindsight.
Behind every case
The generic models the cases descend from
A deal model is an LBO, merger or cap-table model with a real company’s figures in its inputs and the documents on a Sources sheet. The library holds the generic versions, each with its guide, its schedules and its labs.