Three working tools built on one published methodology: model an alternatives sleeve before you buy, run citation-anchored due diligence on any fund in minutes, and see what a whole portfolio of funds actually owns. Free for financial professionals.
Model an alternatives sleeve against a traditional portfolio. Objective presets, sliders for five asset classes, side-by-side return, volatility, Sharpe, and max drawdown — plus growth of $100,000 and how each mix rode past market events like 2008 and 2022. Built on illustrative asset-class history, with the honest caveats the fact sheets skip.
Name a fund. The engine pulls the filings and quarterly commentary, runs the ten diligence progressions from the book, and returns a citation-anchored report — flags in red, a plain-English briefing for the client conversation, and a saved PDF. Private drawdown funds work too: upload the PPM and LPA.
Add two to five funds with their weights, and the engine writes the look-through: what the client actually owns by asset type and geography, how the funds move together — including shared borrowers and stacked exit doors — and where the gaps are. Four funds in, one verdict out: "here is what you actually own."
A professional handbook for financial advisors and CIOs: private credit, private equity, real estate, infrastructure, secondaries, and hedge funds — how each vehicle works, where each one hides its risks, and how to build the allocation. Every chapter closes with ten AI-ready diligence prompts. The tools above run them live.
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