CFO · Tax · Transactions · Geo-Macro
Financial judgement for private enterprise and consequential capital.
Principal-led CFO, strategic finance, tax and cross-border transaction advisory for privately held businesses, investors, family offices and internationally mobile private clients.
Core advisory
Three primary capabilities, integrated with the wider mandate.
Thyor leads with CFO and strategic finance, tax advisory and compliance, and cross-border private-capital, transaction and geo-macro work.
Office of the CFO & Strategic Finance
Thyor provides principal-led fractional and interim CFO capability, strategic finance, FP&A, liquidity management and finance-function transformation for privately held businesses, investment portfolios and cross-border operations.
Explore practice →02Tax Advisory, Compliance & Private Client
Thyor provides US tax advisory, tax return preparation and filing, international and expatriate tax planning, state nexus analysis, tax-credit studies and tax-resolution support. Complex matters are coordinated with established legal and jurisdictional specialists where attorney privilege or local authority is required.
Explore practice →03Transactions, Valuation & Capital Advisory
Thyor supports acquisitions, disposals, capital decisions and ownership transitions through valuation, modelling, diligence analysis, term-sheet evaluation, exit readiness and negotiation support. The firm does not solicit securities, contact buyers, act as a broker-dealer or charge transaction-based fees.
Explore practice →04Geo-Macro & Cross-Border Strategy
Thyor advises private capital, family offices, sovereign and institutional investors, and globally exposed businesses on how macroeconomic conditions, policy, geopolitics, industrial strategy and cross-border operating constraints change the economics of an investment or strategic decision.
Explore practice →When clients call
Most mandates begin with a situation, not a service line.
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The finance function has stopped keeping pace
Reporting, FP&A, cash or decision support no longer match the size and complexity of the business.
- 02
A tax decision crosses entities or borders
Planning, filing, state exposure or international obligations need one coordinated position.
- 03
A capital or ownership event is approaching
Valuation, diligence, terms, tax and the forward model must be prepared together.
- 04
Country and policy risk changes the investment case
Geo-macro conditions need to be translated into scenarios, capital gates and decision triggers.
- 05
A portfolio company is off plan
The investor needs reliable information, CFO capability and a governed recovery programme.
- 06
A greenfield or brownfield programme requires control
Capital, tax, operating readiness and execution need one accountable framework.
Delivery model
Senior expertise without a leverage pyramid.
Thyor does not publish personnel galleries, client logos or identifiable mandates. Relevant experience and credentials are discussed directly during engagement evaluation.
Every engagement is principal-led and performed by experienced professionals with at least ten years of deep subject-matter or industry experience. Thyor uses employees, retained specialists and established advisers according to the mandate rather than assigning junior teams for leverage.
The firm is remote-first. Senior advisers deploy on site when the economics and sensitivity of the engagement justify it, while most work is conducted through secure remote collaboration across time zones.
Selected work
Representative composite case studies.
These cases are intentionally anonymised and combine altered details from recurring mandate patterns. They are working examples for review, not claims about identifiable clients.
CFO and FP&A reset for a multi-entity family business
Fractional CFO leadership, FP&A and finance transformation
Read composite case →Advanced manufacturing and semiconductorsCross-border capital architecture for an advanced-manufacturing expansion
Investment case, geo-macro analysis, tax architecture and programme governance
Read composite case →Technology and private investmentUS expatriate tax and ownership planning before an Asian relocation
Pre-move tax planning, filing architecture and adviser coordination
Read composite case →Private capitalPortfolio reporting and value-creation governance across private holdings
Portfolio reporting standard, CFO support and initiative governance
Read composite case →Energy and infrastructureGeo-macro investment screen for a policy-sensitive market
Country-risk analysis translated into valuation and staged commitment
Read composite case →Software and SaaSState nexus and tax remediation for a distributed SaaS business
Multi-state nexus study, exposure quantification and filing roadmap
Read composite case →Client contexts
Advisory shaped to the decision environment.
Founder-Led & Family Businesses
Financial infrastructure that scales without displacing owner judgement.
BPrivate Capital & Investment Firms
Operating and analytical depth across the ownership cycle.
CPrivate Clients & Family Offices
One senior point of judgement across business, tax, wealth and borders.
DTechnology, SaaS & Well-Funded Start-ups
Finance and tax architecture for companies scaling before their systems catch up.
EProfessional Services & Government Contractors
Commercial discipline for businesses whose principal asset is expertise.
FMiddle-Market Private Companies
Enterprise-grade finance and decision support scaled to a private company.
Insights
Methods and perspectives from the work.
The thirteen-week cash flow: the discipline that buys time
When liquidity matters, nothing else a finance function produces carries the same weight. A rolling thirteen-week cash flow — honestly built and rigorously maintained — changes what management, lenders and owners can do next.
Perspective · 6 minSelling a business: the two years before the process
Most of what decides the outcome of a sale is settled long before the information memorandum is written. The owners who transact well are the ones who treated the final two years as part of the transaction.
Perspective · 6 minCross-border expansion is an investment decision, not a market decision
Companies enter new geographies for market reasons and fail for financial ones. The expansions that work are the ones that were underwritten as investments before anyone booked a flight.
Next step
A consequential situation deserves a direct conversation.
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