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Thyor publishes methods that help owners, investors and executives recognise a situation earlier and make the financial consequence explicit.
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 · 2026-03-17 · 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 · 2026-01-20 · 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.
Guide · 2026-07-14 · 8 minFP&A after founder-led growth: build the decision system before the finance department
The useful FP&A function is not a larger budget spreadsheet. It is a small number of reconciled models, definitions and meetings that change operating decisions.
Perspective · 2026-07-02 · 7 minGeo-macro risk belongs inside the investment model
Country risk is useful only when it changes assumptions, capital gates, valuation or the decision to proceed.
Tax & Cross-Border Update · 2026-06-24 · 7 minUS expatriate tax planning begins before the relocation date
The most valuable expatriate tax decisions are usually factual and structural choices made before residence, payroll and ownership patterns change.
Playbook · 2026-05-28 · 6 minA portfolio reporting standard should create comparability, not uniformity
Private investors need one financial language across holdings without forcing different businesses into an identical reporting system.
Tax & Cross-Border Update · 2026-05-12 · 6 minDistributed businesses need a tax footprint, not a list of registrations
Remote employees, digital sales, inventory and contractors create different state-tax questions. The first task is to map the facts coherently.
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