Financials
P&L, balance sheet and cash flow, summarised.
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Virtual CFO
Investor and Board Reporting
FinAura prepares the pack your investors and board expect: results against budget, cash and runway, the KPIs that matter in your business, and a short written commentary on what changed and why. It is built from the same reconciled books we keep, so the numbers tie out every time.
- Chartered Accountant-led
- Bangalore and across India
- Reply within one business day
What is covered
What Investor and Board Reporting Covers
The pack, the commentary and the meeting prep.
Against budget
Variances with reasons.
Cash and runway
Current and forecast.
KPIs
The handful investors track.
Commentary
What changed, why, what next.
Board meeting
Agenda, papers and minutes support.
How the month runs
How It Works
Close, build, explain, present.
Step 1
Close
- Month closed
- Reconciled
- Reviewed
Step 2
Build
- Financials
- KPIs
- Cash
Step 3
Explain
- Variances
- Commentary
- Founder review
Step 4
Present
- Pack sent
- Questions answered
- Actions logged
Your part
What We Need From You
- 01Access to the books
- 02Operating data for KPIs
- 03Your investors' reporting requests
- 04Founder input on the narrative
Our part
What You Get
- A consistent pack every period
- Numbers that tie to the books
- Commentary in plain language
- Fewer follow-up questions
A common question
What makes a good investor update?
Consistency and candour: the same metrics every time, compared with plan and last period, with the bad news explained as clearly as the good.
Investors read many packs. A short, consistent one, delivered on a predictable date, builds trust between rounds.
See board and investor packsStoryCommentary and actions
PackFinancials and KPIs
BooksClosed and reconciled
Who it is for
Who It Is For
Venture-funded startups
Monthly or quarterly updates.
Companies with a board
Quarterly meetings.
Subsidiaries
Reporting to a parent abroad.
Businesses with lenders
Covenant reporting.
The rules, in plain English
What the Law Says
Companies Act, 2013
Section 173
Companies hold board meetings through the year, within the gaps the Act allows, and keep minutes of each.
Official source: mca.gov.inCompanies Act, 2013
Section 134
The board approves the financial statements and its report, which accompany the annual accounts sent to shareholders.
Official source: mca.gov.inThis is general information, not advice for your situation; we confirm what applies to you before any work starts.
Questions we get asked
Investor and Board Reporting: Questions, Answered
How often should we report to investors?
Monthly for early-stage startups is common; quarterly packs with board meetings for later stages. Your shareholders' agreement may set it.
Which KPIs should be in the pack?
The few that drive your business, defined once and kept consistent: for example revenue growth, gross margin, burn, runway and customer metrics.
Do you attend board meetings?
Yes, when useful, to present the numbers and answer finance questions.
Can you report in the parent company's format?
Yes. We map your books to the group's reporting format and timetable.
Often Taken Together
All 10 Virtual CFO services01Virtual CFOMonthly CFO ReviewA fixed monthly session with your Chartered Accountant on cash, margins, tax and the decisions ahead.02Virtual CFOBudgeting and Business PlansAn annual budget the team can own, with monthly tracking against it.03Virtual CFOFundraising ReadinessFinancial model, data room, investor MIS and the clean-up that makes due diligence quick.04Accounting & FinanceManagement Reporting & BudgetingMonthly MIS, budgets, forecasts and dashboards built from reconciled books.05Tax & ComplianceROC & Corporate ComplianceAnnual ROC filings, director KYC, event-based filings and LLP to company conversion.