Get private-investment records ready for review.
Have the statements and notices you provide turned into organized investment records. We update the agreed fields, record source dates, and flag missing information or discrepancies before your team reviews them.
You receiveA record of reported valuations, contributions, distributions, and commitments, with source dates and items still needing resolution.
Spend less time assembling client reports.
Receive reporting drafts prepared from your approved records and calculation methods, so your advisers can focus on reviewing the figures and explaining them to clients.
You receiveA draft covering the agreed holdings, allocation, performance, liquidity, and commitments, with source dates, checks, and items for your firm to approve.
See what has changed with your investment managers.
Get the key changes from the manager materials you provide, summarized against your review criteria. Your investment team can see what needs follow-up without assembling the update itself.
You receiveA manager update with source references, changes, and open questions. Initial manager due diligence requires a separate scope.
Get investment committee papers ready for review.
Receive the agreed analysis, decision papers, and specialist contributions assembled for your team’s review. We follow up on missing inputs and clearly mark anything still outstanding.
You receiveAn investment committee pack, a diligence request log, and a list of decisions and outstanding questions, as specified in your scope.
The scope names the families, entities, holdings, reports, review work, and deadlines covered. Family count alone does not define the workload.