Nolands Capital Assurance

The financial instruments used in modern investment portfolios are often far from straightforward. When auditors encounter unlisted financial instruments - such as derivatives, private equity holdings, options, structured notes, or warrants - they may not have the technical expertise in-house to conduct a thorough audit.

Nolands Capital bridges that gap.

Our Capital Assurance team integrates seamlessly with the audit function - either as part of Nolands’ own audit engagements or in collaboration with third-party audit firms - to provide a specialist audit capability. We perform a comprehensive analysis of these instruments and report directly to the audit partner, ensuring that the audit opinion is grounded in accurate, expert-led insights.

This service is particularly valuable when:

• Auditors require technical support to evaluate complex investment vehicles.
• Businesses hold significant non-listed, private equity, or bespoke financial instruments.
• Third-party audit firms need assurance services on financial assets outside their expertise.

Our approach is rigorous, transparent, and aligned with international best practices, giving audit teams and stakeholders the assurance they need in high-risk or high-complexity financial environments.

Financial models play a pivotal role in key corporate activities such as fundraising, bidding for tenders, infrastructure planning, or strategic forecasting. These models often require validation through an independent assurance process to meet the expectations of lenders, investors, and regulators.

Nolands Capital offers a dedicated financial model assurance service, tailored for organisations that need a formal, independent opinion on the integrity of their models. Our team conducts an end-to-end review of the financial model, covering:

• The soundness of assumptions and methodologies
• The accuracy of inputs and calculations
• The logic of outputs and financial forecasts

Following this review, we issue a detailed assurance report or opinion letter confirming that the model is free of material misstatements and is constructed in accordance with best-practice modelling standards.

It is important to note that this service does not constitute a statutory financial audit. Instead, it is an assurance engagement over non-financial information, specifically aimed at building trust in the model’s structure and results.