During this time Graham has built various financial models for evaluating projects and securing funding across a range of sectors including: Energy, Telecommunications, PFI/PPP and Property.  This also includes analysis through various phases including: primary bidding, refinancing and restructuring, acquisitions and disposals, and the operational monitoring of infrastructure portfolios.  Clients typically include Investment Funds, PFI/PPP Sponsors and other financial investors.

Graham joined DWPF in 2003 and has led the financial modelling team since 2005.  Prior to DWPF he held various financial positions in the Manufacturing, Retail, Energy and Telecommunication sectors.  He is also a fellow member of the Chartered Association of Certified Accountants.

Daniel has also worked on a number of secondary market transactions at DWPF on both the acquisition and disposal sides, providing financial advice and analysis to aid the valuation of investor interests.

Daniel has a detailed understanding of financing structures, accounting regulations and commercial issues relevant to the PFI sector, gained from his work across projects in the Higher Education and general accommodation sectors.  More recently, Daniel has been involved in a number of transactions in the Waste sector encompassing a variety of different technologies requiring significant analysis and structuring to achieve optimal bid positions.

Daniel began his career at KPMG in 1998 where he qualified as a Chartered Accountant, before specialising as a Financial Modeller in 2001.  Daniel subsequently moved to Serco Defence and Aerospace where he built on his financial modelling experience, providing financial and commercial support for a number of large PFI bids.  Daniel joined DWPF in 2005 and is now responsible for the finance and transactional aspects of bids all the way through to financial close.

Mark initially trained as a financial modeller and has a wealth of experience providing models and analysis to clients in the Accommodation and Waste sectors.  Mark has an in-depth understanding of the financial and commercial issues surrounding projects in these sectors having worked on numerous projects from inception to financial close.  Mark has also worked on secondary market transactions in the shape of project refinancings and equity sales/acquisitions, using his analytical skills and commercial knowledge to ensure financially efficient solutions for his clients.

Mark is a Chartered Accountant and an Assistant Director at DWPF where he currently specialises in the Waste sector, advising his clients on all financial aspects of the bidding process.  Amongst Mark's specific career highlights is the Cumbria Waste PPP, for which he built and optimised the financial model to help bring the project to financial close in June 2009, during the unprecedented economic conditions experienced during the 'credit crunch'.

Tim has recently built financial models for the debt refinancing of an existing project and has also worked on a porfolio valuation model. Tim supports clients on a regular basis providing initial options appraisal on business development opportunities.

Tim joined DWPF as a trainee in 2004 after successfully completing an Economics degree at University of Leeds and has now completed the in-house training programme. Tim is also in the final stage of studying to become a Chartered Accountant.

James successfully completed the in-house training programme and is now an established member of the financial modelling team.  His initial experience was gained on primary transactions, as well as refinancings in the Higher Education sector.  James now specialises in the Waste sector where he works alongside clients at all stages of the bid process; from initial scope to financial close.  James has worked on numerous Waste projects giving him a thorough understanding of the complex commercial issues surrounding these types of transactions and the many variations on the technologies involved.

James is a Chartered Accountant.

His main role is to assist with the model building and financial analysis, with specific focus on the University Accommodation sector.

Prior to joining DWPF, Alex successfully graduated in Theoretical Physics from Imperial College London and is currently studying for his Chartered Accountancy (ACA) qualification.

Prior to joining DWPF, Andrew was employed by Asian conglomerate, Jardine, Matheson & Co.  Whilst seconded to the finance department of their construction joint venture, he gained experience in financial accounting and strategic business development within the building and infrastructure sector.  Andrew holds a Masters degree in Civil Engineering with Construction Management from the University of Edinburgh, and is currently enrolled as a candidate in the CFA programme.

Jessica graduated from Loughborough University with a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics and Accounting and Financial Management.  Having lived in Abu Dhabi for nineteen years, Jessica has gained experience in a variety of different industries, including Law and Management Consultancy.