Description
lbo-model is an agent skill from Anthropic's financial-services collection, listed on skills.sh. It completes a leveraged buyout (LBO) model in Excel for private equity deals and investment analysis. The skill works from templates. If a template file is attached, it copies that file's structure exactly and fills it with the user's data. If none is attached, it asks whether the user has one, and if not, it can use the standard template, which includes Sources and Uses, an operating model, a debt schedule and a returns analysis. The skill tells the agent never to build from scratch when a template is provided, even when the template looks more complex than needed. Like the other financial-services skills, it adapts to where it runs: inside Excel it works through Office JS, and for a standalone workbook it uses Python. It is for private equity and deal teams modelling a buyout.…
Highlights
- Populates LBO templates in Excel
- Standard template with Sources and Uses
- Operating model, debt schedule and returns
- Excel via Office JS, or Python for a file
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lbo-model FAQ
What does the lbo-model skill do?
It fills in a leveraged buyout model in Excel, using a template for the structure and the user's assumptions for the numbers.
How do I install it?
Run: npx skills add https://github.com/anthropics/financial-services --skill lbo-model
Do I need a template?
The skill asks for one if none is attached. Without a template it can use the standard LBO workbook, which it copies and populates.
What does the standard template include?
Sources and Uses, an operating model, a debt schedule and a returns analysis.
Has it been checked for security?
skills.sh lists three audits: Gen Agent Trust Hub Pass, Socket Pass and Snyk Pass.
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