Browse all 243 finance AI skills for Claude

Builds fully dynamic Discounted Cash Flow models, deriving Beta, WACC, and terminal value multiples straight from market comps.

Generates multi-tranche leveraged buyout capital structures and calculates internal rates of return (IRR) across debt schedules.

Combines financial profiles of buyer and target to output purchase price allocation, synergy modeling, and EPS impacts.

Simulates equity dilution, option pool expansions, and liquidation preference payout distribution across complex funding rounds.

Monitors borrower debt-to-equity ratios and DSCR covenants, auto-generating compliance risk profiles for commercial loans.

Scans public equities to instantly generate trading comps tables containing adjusted EV/EBITDA, P/E, and Price/Sales multiples.

Projects short-term asset and liability gaps to optimize drawing cycles on revolving asset-based lines of credit.

Evaluates structural cash retention requirements and debt covenants to simulate optimal capital return distributions.

Generates specialized long-horizon financing models accounting for tax equity, production tax credits, and PPA pricing curves.

Synthesizes macroeconomic indicators, fiscal deficit targets, and geopolitical news to score country-specific default risk.

Deconstructs collateralized loan obligations (CLOs) or mortgage-backed securities (MBS) into constituent principal and interest tranches.

Continuously monitors total leverage ratios, interest coverage, and net worth requirements across corporate credit lines.

Coordinates institutional lending order books during primary credit issuances, checking concentration parameters and credit bounds.

Calculates duration gaps between pension asset returns and future corporate retiree payout curves using actuarial data.

Runs constrained optimization models to allocate corporate capex across competing internal business units for maximized ROI.

Models historical corporate claim distributions to determine optimized self-insured retention levels and premium allocations.