
Alberto Rosado
I build, fix and review financial models: the kind that hold up when an investor or a bank actually opens them.
I spent five years in corporate and investment banking at BBVA and BNP Paribas, working on Project Finance, M&A, Leveraged Finance and Debt Advisory deals, mostly for energy and infrastructure sponsors. I built the first numbers, prepared the credit papers and sat in the process that decides which deals get approved. Today I work in value creation at an infrastructure investor, and I run Meridian.
What I do
- 3-statement model (P&L, balance sheet, cash flow) that ties, with checks
- One assumptions sheet, Base / Upside / Downside switch
- Funding need, debt sizing or valuation, depending on what it is for
- Broken formulas, hardcodes and circular references
- Scenario switches, checks and a clean structure
- Excel macros where they save real time
- Line-by-line check of logic, links and assumptions
- Findings log: each issue, its impact and the fix
- A short call to walk you through it
Fixed price, agreed before I start. Not sure which one you need? Send the file or a short description and I’ll tell you honestly.
Selected experience
How I work
- One assumptions sheet. No hidden hardcodes. Every statement ties, with checks you can see.
- Built so you understand it, not just receive it: clear layout and a short note on how it works.
- Excel by default; Google Sheets on request (without macros).
- Your files stay confidential. NDA on request; client work is never reused or shared.
- Spanish or English, whichever you prefer.
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Background
BSc (Hons) Business Economics · Master’s in M&A and Corporate Finance (ISBIF). Five years in corporate and investment banking (BBVA, BNP Paribas) across Project Finance, M&A, Leveraged Finance and Debt Advisory. Now in value creation at an infrastructure investor. More about Meridian on the about page.