01 · Finance and reporting

Clear financial reportingfor the decisions yourscheme needs to make.

PropAI coordinates the financial administration and reporting within the management mandate, giving trustees and directors a clear view of the scheme’s financial position, material variances and matters requiring attention or approval.

HOW FINANCIAL INFORMATION IS MANAGED

Financial reporting connected to review, approval and follow-through.

PropAI brings budget information, material variances, required approvals and agreed actions into one clear process, so trustees and directors can see both the financial position and what needs to happen next.

  1. 01

    ORGANISE

    Budget and expenditure information is prepared for review.

  2. 02

    IDENTIFY

    Material variances, commitments and follow-up matters are highlighted.

  3. 03

    CLARIFY

    The responsible decision-maker and approval authority are made clear.

  4. 04

    CONNECT

    Approved financial actions are linked to the management steps that follow.

FINANCIAL ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Clear responsibility for financial decisions and administration.

The scheme makes the decisions that fall within its authority. PropAI coordinates the financial administration and serves as the primary contact. Where specialist accounting support is included, it carries out the agreed accounting functions.

THE SCHEME

Financial decisions remain with the scheme.

Trustees and directors decide financial matters within their authority. Matters requiring member approval are referred to the members.

PROPAI

PropAI coordinates the financial administration.

Within the agreed mandate, PropAI raises matters requiring attention or approval, communicates decisions and tracks the actions arising from them.

ACCOUNTING SUPPORT

Accounting functions remain clearly defined.

Where included in the service, specialist accounting support performs the agreed accounting functions. The scheme makes the financial decisions, and PropAI is the primary contact.

Decision-ready information

What trustees need to see.

Financial reporting should show where the scheme stands, what needs attention, which decision is required and who is responsible for the resulting action.

  1. 01

    Current position

    Budget performance, relevant financial information and material commitments are presented together.

  2. 02

    Exceptions and risks

    Material variances, unresolved financial matters and other risks requiring attention are identified for review.

  3. 03

    Decisions and responsibilities

    The decision required, approval authority, resulting action, responsible person and current status are kept clear.

Related guidance

FinancialContext trusteescan use.

Start with the scheme

Tell us what your scheme needs from its managing agent.

Tell us about your scheme, how its financial administration and reporting are currently handled, and what you would like to improve. We’ll review the details and contact you directly to discuss what your scheme requires.

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