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Currency & Consolidation Reporting
Your international group, presented in one clear, trustworthy report.
Bringing together the figures of an international group — across currencies, entities, and jurisdictions — into a single consolidated report is a task that rewards precision. Ledgora prepares it correctly and presents it clearly, every quarter.
What this service delivers
A consolidated report your board can rely on — every quarter, without the scramble
The outcome is straightforward: a consolidated view of your international group, with currencies translated correctly and the figures presented in a way that your board and stakeholders can actually read and use. Prepared on schedule, documented properly, and explained where explanation helps.
Correctly translated figures
Exchange rates applied at the right points, translation adjustments properly accounted for, and the methodology documented so nothing needs to be re-explained each quarter.
A report your board can read
Presented clearly, with the level of detail your stakeholders need — not a raw output from a spreadsheet, but a prepared document that tells the story of the quarter.
On schedule, every time
Consolidated reports delivered to an agreed timetable, quarter after quarter. Board packs are easier to prepare when the consolidated figures arrive when expected.
Where international groups often find themselves
Consolidation is harder than it should be — and currency makes it harder still
For groups operating across multiple countries, the quarterly consolidation is often the moment when the underlying complexity of the structure becomes most visible. Figures arrive from different entities in different formats, in different currencies, prepared under different conventions.
Currency translation is particularly prone to inconsistency — average rates versus closing rates, translation differences ending up in the wrong place, adjustments that don't carry through correctly from one period to the next. Small errors compound over time.
The result is often a report that takes far longer to produce than it should, that the CFO doesn't feel entirely confident in, and that the board has to take largely on trust. That's a fragile position for a business to be in.
Currency translation is applied inconsistently
Different rates used for different line items, or applied at different points in the process — producing variances that are hard to explain to the board.
Consolidation takes too long each quarter
Pulling together figures from multiple entities in an ad hoc way means each quarter starts from scratch — no stable framework to work from.
The board doesn't always get a full picture
Reports that are hard to read, or that rely on verbal explanation to make sense, make board oversight harder than it should be.
Errors accumulate across periods
Small inconsistencies in translation or classification compound over quarters, making year-end reconciliation increasingly difficult.
How we approach it
A considered, consistent approach to consolidation
The Currency & Consolidation Reporting service is built around a stable, repeatable process — one that applies the same rigour each quarter so the output is consistently reliable.
Approach
Currency translation done correctly
We apply the appropriate exchange rates — closing rates for balance sheet items, average rates for income statement items — documented consistently and carried through from one period to the next. Translation differences are identified and disclosed, not absorbed into unexplained variances.
Approach
Intercompany eliminations handled properly
Transactions between entities are identified, matched, and eliminated before consolidation — including any currency differences that arise on intercompany balances. The consolidated output reflects the group's external position, not the internal flows.
Approach
A report prepared for its audience
The output is a board-ready document — not a raw data pack. Figures are presented with the context and commentary that make them useful, structured in a way that supports good decision-making rather than requiring interpretation.
Approach
Consistent methodology, quarter after quarter
The same approach applied each period means figures are comparable over time. Prior-period restatements become rare. Year-end consolidation is a smaller task because the groundwork has already been laid.
What working together looks like
A quarterly rhythm you can plan around
The quarterly reporting cycle becomes something you can rely on rather than dread. Each period follows a clear process — data gathered, consolidated, reviewed, and delivered on schedule.
Step 01
Consolidation framework set up
We begin by establishing the consolidation structure — entities in scope, currency methodology, intercompany relationships, and reporting format agreed upfront.
Step 02
Data gathered from each entity
We collect the period-end figures from each entity in scope, reviewing for consistency and flagging anything that needs attention before consolidation begins.
Step 03
Consolidation prepared
Currencies translated, intercompany eliminations applied, and the consolidated figures assembled — with the supporting workings documented so the output can be understood and reviewed.
Step 04
Report delivered
A clear, board-ready document — delivered to the agreed timetable, with commentary where it helps, and available to discuss with us if questions come up after the board meeting.
Investment
A fixed quarterly investment for a report you can rely on
Consolidation work done well takes time and care — particularly when multiple currencies and entities are involved. The quarterly engagement is priced to reflect that, with a clear figure that covers the full scope of the work each period.
$1,100
/ quarter
Quarterly service — one consolidated report per quarter, prepared to a fixed timetable and covering all entities and currencies in scope.
The quarterly investment covers the full consolidation and report preparation — data gathering, currency translation, intercompany eliminations, and the board-ready output. There are no separate charges for the methodology work that makes the report reliable.
What is included
Full consolidation across all entities in scope, each quarter
Currency translation applied using the correct methodology — closing and average rates as appropriate
Intercompany eliminations prepared and documented
Translation differences identified and disclosed correctly
Board-ready consolidated report, formatted for your stakeholders
Supporting workings documented so the output can be reviewed and understood
Delivery to an agreed timetable, so your board pack preparation is predictable
What progress looks like
How the quality of your consolidated reporting develops
A well-run consolidation process improves over time — not just in the quality of each quarter's output, but in the confidence that builds around it.
Quarter 1
The framework established
We review your current consolidation process and records, agree the methodology, and complete the first consolidated report using the new framework. The first quarter typically takes the most setup time.
Quarter 2–3
The rhythm takes hold
With the framework in place, consolidation becomes a defined process rather than an improvised exercise. Reports arrive on schedule. The figures are comparable with the prior period. The board starts to see consistent, readable output.
Year-end and beyond
Year-end becomes manageable
Because the quarterly consolidations have been done correctly and consistently, the annual figures are already in good shape. Auditors and advisers have documented workings to review. Prior-period adjustments are rare. The process is simply less difficult than it used to be.
Our commitment
We begin with understanding, not assumptions
Before the first consolidated report is prepared, we take the time to understand your group structure properly — how many entities, which currencies, what the current consolidation process looks like, and where the difficulties are. That first conversation is without any commitment or fee.
If after the first quarter you feel the report hasn't met what was agreed, we'll work with you to understand the gap and address it. Our interest is in a long-term engagement where the output genuinely serves your board — not a one-quarter transaction.
Getting started
From where you are now to a report you trust
The starting point is simply a conversation about your current consolidation process and what you'd like it to look like. We take it from there.
1
Tell us about your group
A brief description of your structure — how many entities, which countries, what currencies you're working across, and what the consolidation currently involves. That's all we need.
2
We review and propose
We look at your existing process, identify what needs to change to make the consolidation reliable, and agree the scope and format of the quarterly report.
3
First quarter, properly done
The framework is established and the first consolidated report prepared. From here, each quarter follows the same process — and the output improves with each period.
Ready when you are
Give your board a report they can rely on
If your quarterly consolidation is taking more effort than it should — or if you're not fully confident in the currency translation and intercompany eliminations — we'd be glad to have a conversation about how this service can help.
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