The Capital Control library
Financial models, valuation templates, and project folders you can make your own. Open an example, download the files, or bring a complete workflow to your AI.
Make it your own
Each resource includes a guide to its contents, required inputs, and review limits.
6 resources
Connect a decision, its evidence and financial schedules in one reviewable draft. Use the same case file yourself or with your AI.
Beta · Blank cases and clearly fictional examples
Explore a five-year cash-flow forecast, connect model-implied enterprise value to equity value, and see sensitivity to the selected assumptions.
Fictional example · Original Capital Control template
Turn operating assumptions into a five-year forecast, with a structured place to record sources, scenarios, and the reasons behind changes.
Fictional example · Five-year operating forecast
Follow a fictional business acquisition from price and financing assumptions to cash constraints, downside tests, and a complete Decision Packet.
Fictional example · Existing public sample
A practical guide to finding sources, organizing evidence, and conducting a focused research project with your AI.
Educational guide · Existing public resource
Keep the evidence behind a model organized: what each record supports, where it lives, and what still needs to be collected.
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Templates are starting points. Examples use fictional or demonstration inputs. Replace those inputs with your own sourced data and review the calculations before using any result for a real decision.
Your files. Your assistant.
A project kit gives your AI a clear task, a folder structure, and a standard for checking its work.
Read README.md and the instructions in this project folder first. Help me build a model for [company or decision] as of [date], in [currency and units]. Use only the evidence I provide or sources I authorize you to retrieve. Start by listing the required inputs and missing evidence. Keep source facts, assumptions, and calculated results separate. Do not turn unknown inputs into zeros. Build the model, show the calculation logic, test meaningful downside and upside cases, and reconcile the outputs. Save the model, sources, assumptions, checks, and a short explanation in this folder. Keep the output educational. Do not make buy, sell, or hold recommendations. Label hypothetical forecasts and model-implied values, explain sensitivity to assumptions, and flag unresolved issues for human review.
Edit the bracketed details for your project.
From the original authors
Selected references from our working library. Open the publisher’s page for models, instructions, and current usage terms.
Explore DCF, dividend, excess-return, acquisition and capital-allocation models at the original publisher.
Visit source ↗Follow a Walmart valuation example with an Excel model, source excerpts and a video lesson.
Visit source ↗A linked forecast and DCF template for exploring operating assumptions and valuation.
Visit source ↗Learn how the income statement, balance sheet and cash flow connect before building a valuation.
Visit source ↗Work through corporate finance model examples with video explanations.
Visit source ↗Find industry-specific forecasting templates for existing businesses, services and acquisitions.
Visit source ↗These resources are independently published. Attribution and links do not imply endorsement or a Capital Control review of every model. Their files and terms remain with their authors.
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