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CEOBAL Executive Tools

Capital Allocation Lab for executive prioritisation

Use the interactive demonstration to structure the issue, then open the deeper sections for interpretation, examples, implementation choices and enterprise options.

Interactive demonstrationNot financial/legal adviceData stays in this browser demo
InitiativeCapital €Annual benefit €Probability %Strategic fit /5Adjusted return
Adjust the assumptions to compare initiatives.

Go deeper

Interpretation, examples and commercial deployment.

The tool is deliberately only the first layer. Each section below explains how the result can be used.

How the demonstration ranks initiatives

The demo calculates probability-adjusted annual benefit relative to capital and applies a modest strategic-fit weighting. It is intentionally simple: a real capital-allocation decision also needs cash timing, multi-year value, downside, opportunity cost, risk concentration, strategic options and funding constraints.

Example interpretation

A lower headline-return initiative can still deserve priority if it creates an essential capability, unlocks another strategic option or protects a material downside. The tool is a discussion framework, not an automated investment decision.

Enterprise build possibilities

Custom hurdle rates, NPV/IRR models, business-unit budgets, scenario ranges, stage gates, dependency mapping, approval rules and links into the CEO Command Centre can be scoped.

Commercial boundary

Custom financial modelling and implementation are separately scoped services. CEOBAL should not present a simplified public tool as investment, accounting or regulated financial advice.

Need a company-specific version?

Scope an enterprise diagnostic.

CEOBAL can scope custom questions, scoring logic, cohorts, reports and implementation support. Discovery, build, integrations and recurring platform/licence fees are separated where relevant.

Discuss enterprise version