Financial Law Services in Türkiye: Where Do Companies Need Support?
Loan agreements, collateral, guarantees, cheques, debt collection and restructuring: the key areas of financial law for companies in Türkiye.
Financial Advisory
We analyse your current financial structure and build strategies for sustainable growth and healthy financial management.
Revenue is up but there’s no cash left? You can’t clearly see which products or customers actually make money?
This is very common in growing companies. The problem is rarely sales. It’s financial visibility.
With Financial Advisory, we turn your numbers into a picture you can make decisions from. We make cash flow predictable and make costs and profitability clear.
What we do
- Financial position analysis
- Financial analysis and reporting
- Cash flow planning
- Budgeting and budget management
- Profitability and cost analysis
- Financial performance review
- Financial risk analysis
- Management reporting
Who it’s for
- Fast-growing SMEs struggling to keep cash in balance
- Companies preparing for a bank loan or investment
- Family businesses that want clear, regular financial reports
How we work
- Analysis: We get to know your company in every respect and analyse its current position in detail.
- Assessment: Based on the data, we identify risks, opportunities and priority problem areas.
- Strategy: We build the most suitable financial and legal strategy for your company.
- Implementation: We put the strategy into practice and coordinate the process.
- Follow-up and Support: We track results, make improvements and keep supporting you.
Financial Advisory: guides
The questions we hear most often in this area, explained briefly.
Glossary
Frequently Asked Questions
How is financial advisory different from accounting?
Accounting records the past. Financial advisory analyses those records to guide forward-looking decisions such as cash planning, budgeting, cost and risk management.
How long does financial advisory take?
The initial analysis usually takes a few weeks. Budgeting, reporting and follow-up can then continue periodically or on an ongoing basis.
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Let’s look at your situation together
A short message is enough. We’ll review your request and set up a first meeting that fits.
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or email us: denovafinans@gmail.com