Hit every reporting deadline without the month-end scramble
Planir consolidates every licensed entity and fund and holds allocations, cost-to-income and the schedules your regulator and board expect in the same model, so instead of working late to assemble them, you just refresh.










What finance teams in regulated groups are dealing with
Three patterns that show up in nearly every licensed multi-entity group we talk to.
The deadline is only met by working late
Statutory schedules and regulatory returns are assembled by hand from ledger extracts each period. The team can meet the deadline, but only by spending the week before it assembling the numbers instead of analysing them.
Cost-to-income is argued about rather than managed
Shared cost is allocated across business lines on a basis held in one person's spreadsheet. Every line disputes its allocation, nobody can reproduce last quarter's, and the ratio the board sees has no working behind it.
Funds and licensed entities each consolidate differently
Regulated entities, funds and service companies sit under different ownership and reporting obligations. Producing a group view means applying those treatments manually and identically every cycle, and being able to prove you did.
What Planir does for a regulated group
Business-line detail and the group position in one model, with the working kept for review.
Regulatory and board schedules on one timetable
The schedules you produce each period are built once in the model and refreshed from live ledger data, so the assembly week disappears and the numbers in a board pack and a regulatory return come from the same place. Planir models and reports them, but it does not file them on your behalf.
See board reportingAllocations that hold up to review
The allocation basis lives in the model rather than in a spreadsheet, so cost-to-income by business line is reproducible, and a line that disputes its share can be shown the driver behind it. Change the basis and the effect on every line is visible before you commit to it.
See budgeting and planningFunds and licensed entities in one group model
Regulated entities, funds and service companies consolidate with the treatment each needs, intercompany charges eliminate automatically, and currency translates on the basis your auditors expect. A single fund or licensed entity can still be reported on its own.
See multi-entity consolidationAn audit trail that survives the review
Every assumption is documented at cell level and every version of the model is kept, so when a reviewer asks why a number moved between periods the answer is in the model rather than in somebody's memory of what they changed.
See investor reportingExplore other use cases
Planir is built for the planning and reporting cycles that funded, governed, and multi-entity businesses actually run.
Multi-entity consolidation
Consolidated financials across every entity, every accounting system, and every currency, with intercompany eliminations applied for you.
See multi-entity consolidationInvestor reporting
The financial section of every monthly and quarterly investor update, generated from your live data.
See investor reportingBoard reporting
The financial foundation of every board pack, with variance analysis by dimension and forward projections your board can interrogate.
See board reportingBudgeting and planning
Driver-based 3-way budgets and forecasts built from your live data, with every assumption documented and reviewable.
See budgeting and planningPre-transaction preparation
Investor-grade 3-way projections with documented assumptions, ready for fundraising, M&A, and due diligence.
See pre-transaction preparationPlanir for Financial Services FAQs
Can Planir report cost-to-income by business line?
Do we need to replace our core system?
How does Planir handle allocations between business lines?
Can Planir consolidate funds and licensed entities together?
Is there an audit trail on changes?
What does implementation involve?
See your entities and your business lines in one model
Bring your entity list and a recent set of figures, and leave with a consolidated group view and cost-to-income by line built from your own data.