Financial Modeling Standards That Matter in the Age of AI

A session with Inside FP&A and Aleph on building financial models you can actually trust. With AI in the loop.

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Inside the session

AI can produce a financial model in seconds. The harder problem is knowing whether it's any good, and being able to stand behind it when assumptions get challenged.

Christian Wattig, Director of the FP&A Certificate Program at Wharton Online and Founder of Inside FP&A, will walk through the modeling frameworks that hold up as conditions change. Sebastian Kontarovsky, Head of Solutions at Aleph, will run a live demo showing how AI-native FP&A connects to your actual data and produces something auditable and fast to update. The session is structured as a teaching block followed by a live build — not a panel discussion.

Built for FP&A leads, controllers, and CFOs at VC/PE-backed companies who are already using AI but want to close the gap between what it produces and what they can actually use.

Join in on the discussion to learn:

  • The modeling approach that fits your use case: ROI, NPV, or IRR
  • How to handle risk through discount rates and hurdle rates
  • How to quantify downside with sensitivity and breakeven analysis
  • Modeling standards that make models auditable and fast to update
  • How to use AI to generate an ARIMA-based statistical forecast
  • Where AI outputs still need human judgment — and how to spot the gaps
  • How Aleph connects live data to the modeling workflow so you're not starting from scratch every cycle

Plus, much more...

Watch the webinar

Register to see how FP&A teams are building financial models with AI in the loop. See live demos from Christian Wattig (Wharton Online / Inside FP&A) and Aleph.

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