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Fractional Finance Director

Board-level finance leadership, without the full-time cost.

Growing businesses need finance leadership long before they can justify a full-time finance director. Our fractional finance director service gives you that senior financial input — forecasting, reporting and planning — on a flexible, part-time basis.

Financial forecasting

We build the forward view your decisions depend on — cash-flow forecasts, annual budgets, and scenario planning — so you can invest, hire and manage cash with confidence rather than guesswork.

  • Cash-flow forecasts — see exactly when money comes in and goes out
  • Annual budgets — a target to run the business against, reviewed through the year
  • Scenario and 'what-if' planning — model a new hire, a site, a rate rise or a downturn
  • 13-week rolling cash-flow for tighter-margin businesses

Monthly and quarterly reporting

We prepare regular management accounts and financial reports — monthly or quarterly — with clear commentary, so you always know how the business is performing and where to act. We use that same information to plan ahead for growth and tax.

Why it matters

A fractional FD gives you board-level financial thinking without the overhead — turning your numbers into decisions, keeping you ahead of tax, and giving you room to grow.

What's included

  • Cash-flow forecasting

    See when money comes in and goes out, weeks or months ahead.

  • Budgets & planning

    An annual target to run against, reviewed through the year.

  • Monthly/quarterly reporting

    Management accounts with clear commentary on performance.

  • Scenario planning

    Model a hire, a site, a rate rise or a downturn before you commit.

  • Growth & tax planning

    Use the numbers to plan ahead for growth and tax.

Frequently asked

Is this a full-time role?+

No — it is deliberately flexible. You get senior finance input monthly or quarterly, scaled to what your business needs, without a full-time salary.

What do you deliver each period?+

Typically a set of management accounts with commentary, an updated cash-flow forecast, and a short conversation about the decisions ahead.