About this video
Trenmoor Partners' underwriting of Verrand House lives in a workbook of 4,800 formulas that one person understands. MicroModeller rebuilds it as a program of standard bricks.
Full description
A product demo of MicroModeller, Fifth Dimension's brick-and-DAG financial model engine, told through one synthetic underwriting: Trenmoor Partners buying Verrand House, a multi-let office in Leeds. The spreadsheet that only one person understands becomes a program of standard bricks: imported from Excel with every answer matching to the pound, written from a one-paragraph brief into the same bricks, swept across five hold periods into five complete workbooks in seconds with no language model in the maths, and assembled from a library of 104 bricks that grows every day.
Key points
- The underwriting workbook: thousands of formulas one person can read, scenario tabs that go stale
- Import the spreadsheet: decompiled and rebuilt as 53 standard bricks, every answer identical to the pound
- Build the same model from a one-paragraph brief and land in the same bricks
- Scenarios: hold period 1 to 5 years, five complete workbooks in seconds, no language model in the maths
- One library of 104 bricks: every model reads, audits and runs the same way
Video details
- Roles
- Owner
- Processes
- Acquisitions
- Geographies
- Europe
- Markets
- United Kingdom
- Tags
- micromodeller-verrand-house, micromodeller