Turn fragmented fund data into a trusted foundation for analysis, reporting, and AI.
Not generic cleanup. A trusted historical data product.
Reconciled to official records, traceable to source, and usable by people, platforms, and AI.
One governed view across entities, investors, funds, systems, and reporting periods.
Tie results to official NAVs and attribution. Preserve the source behind every number.
Structure the foundation so existing platforms, analysts, and AI can use it safely.
A controlled path from fragmented records to an operating data product.
Identify systems, files, entities, administrators, owners, and periods. Make the gaps visible.
Standardize entities, investors, accounts, funds, dates, and reporting conventions.
Tie the historical record back to official NAVs, attribution, and approved source documents.
Build the governed database and access layer for analysis, platforms, reporting, and AI.
One NAV, attribution, and source trail. No version fights at quarter-end.
DDQ and investor questions cite official history, not a scavenger hunt across files.
Models sit on governed access, not a warehouse that no longer reconciles.
The rest of the firm becomes a consumer of one record. Not a committee that re-litigates every number.
Establish what exists, what can be trusted, and what the first implementation should include.
Systems, files, owners, entities, administrators, reporting periods, dependencies, and known gaps.
What ties to official NAVs and attribution, what does not, and which breaks require decisions.
Canonical data model, governance requirements, priority workflows, sequence, effort, and acceptance standards.