← Quantitative Proof
QUANTITATIVE PROOF · FINANCIAL MODELLING
From financial evidence to scenario analysis without making language the calculator.
A FinanceGPT financial model can bind source financial information and explicit assumptions to deterministic model calculations, then add scenario and sensitivity intelligence while preserving the distinction between calculated outputs and language explanation.
THE QUESTION
How can a finance team test downside, base and upside assumptions while keeping the model, evidence and explanation reviewable?
THE EVIDENCE PATH
01Financial evidence
02Model assumptions
03Deterministic calculation
04Scenario & sensitivity
05Evidence-backed explanation
06Human review
What must be available.
- Source financial statements, imported data or other finance inputs available to the workspace.
- Explicit model assumptions such as revenue growth, margins, working capital, financing or valuation inputs.
- Period, currency and source context needed to interpret the financial information correctly.
What owns the numbers.
- Financial statements, ratios, forecasts, valuation and scenario values are produced by the quantitative model logic rather than invented by the language layer.
- Scenario outputs remain tied to the assumptions used to produce them.
- Sensitivity analysis changes defined inputs and recalculates the model instead of asking a language model to estimate the answer.
What AI may generate.
- FinanceGPT can explain calculated differences, highlight material drivers and identify evidence gaps.
- Generated commentary remains interpretation of the model output; it does not become the numerical source of truth.
Evidence-supported conclusions.
- Language-programmable financial modelling with numerical authority retained by the model.
- A visible chain from source information to assumptions, calculations, scenarios and explanation.
- A reviewable boundary between calculation and generated narrative.
Boundaries stay explicit.
- It does not claim that a language model can replace a financial model.
- It does not claim that scenario outputs are forecasts of what will happen.
- It does not create authority to execute a Financial Action.