Why choose CFO Services?

CFO services provide expert financial management and strategic guidance to help businesses drive growth and boost profitability. This include scenarios where:

• businesses need senior-level finance professionals;
• business has insufficient resources or capability for a full-time CFO or finance team; or
• there is insufficient capability or bandwidth to undertake key work outside those of the general business.

How Pilot can help

As an extension of a business’ accounting department, we offer a full range of services to complement and complete internal accounting and administrative needs for locally-based businesses or international companies with operations in Australia.  We can also assist business’ with short term or one-off projects such as fulfilling an immediate vacancy, or can assist management with the purchase or sale of a business.

Key services

As an extension of your business’ accounting department, we offer a full range of customised services to meet your unique needs, offering flexible and comprehensive support. Services include:

Financial strategy and planning

• Financial forecasting and budgeting, including cashflows
• Financial modelling for internal decision making
• Long-term financial strategy development
• Capital structure planning and optimisation

Cash flow and financial analysis

• Cash flow management and optimisation
• Cost analysis and efficiency recommendations
• Revenue cycle and profitability analysis

Reporting and compliance

• Monthly, quarterly, and annual financial reporting
• Review of banking arrangements including covenants
• Compliance with state and federal requirements

Performance monitoring and KPIs

• Key Performance Indicator (KPI) development and tracking
• Benchmarking and financial performance analysis

Risk management and mitigation

• Identifying financial risks and developing mitigation strategies
• Implementing internal controls and fraud prevention measures
• Crisis management and recovery planning

Key benefits of using CFO Services