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Fund Diligence Agent

Runs operational + quantitative diligence on funds and managers.

Reads the PPM, the DDQ, the audited financials and the track record, cross-checks the manager's claims against the data, and assembles a diligence memo with the red flags surfaced. Chains a full multi-document fund case, fed to the accountable investment committee.

Authority

Inform or prepare

Team role

Coordinates the work

Handoffs

Named collaborators

The role

What it owns and where its authority ends

Desk

Alternatives & Funds Product

Desk workflow

Manager and fund diligence, then product approval, then subscription, then ongoing fund ops (NAV, capital calls, distributions), then reporting. Document-heavy and reconciliation-heavy, with NAV strikes independently recomputed and released by the accountable fund-ops owner.

Collaboration

Coordinates specialist contributions

Decision boundary

Supports the work without committing the decision.

Systems and capabilities involved

  • Document intake + OCR

    PPM, DDQ, audited financials

  • Performance + benchmark data

  • Manager background + adverse media

  • Returns analysis sandbox

Handoffs

What this role gives and receives

Capabilities offered

The handoffs name the next owner or specialist and the work that moves between them.

External handoff

Risk (Investment Risk) for independent fund-risk review

External handoff

Compliance (Product Governance) for shelf approval

Context

What the role needs to do the work

Current work
The fund under review + the diligence memo being assembled.
Prior interactions
Prior diligence on the same manager or related funds.
Policies and reference
Diligence frameworks, common red-flag patterns, fee-structure norms.
Working method
Document-extraction playbooks per fund type and document.

Illustrative workflow

How the work moves

Starting point

A private-credit fund is proposed for the alternatives shelf.

  1. 01

    Extract terms, fees and risk factors from the PPM and DDQ.

  2. 02

    Recompute the track record from primary returns; check it against claims.

  3. 03

    Screen the GP team for background and prior-fund issues.

  4. 04

    Assemble the diligence memo with red flags surfaced.

Result

A cited diligence memo flagging stale pricing in the reported track record and a key-person risk, routed to the accountable investment committee, which decides.

Checks and boundaries

What must be tested or reviewed

  1. 01Every claim in the memo cites the source document; citation discipline.
  2. 02Performance figures independently recomputed from primary returns data.
  3. 03The accountable investment committee approves the fund; this agent produces the memo, never approves product.

Human authority

Supports the work without committing the decision.

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