Kapintelligence is used within Kapnative's investment process to assess private market funds before presentation to the Investment Committee. Following approval, selected funds are curated for the Kapnative platform.
The investment team reviews approximately 80-100 funds each year, using Kapintelligence to apply consistent due diligence standards and efficiently narrow a broad fund universe to selected opportunities.
The same four stages the platform supports, as the investment team runs them internally.
Incoming funds are assessed on a consistent basis against the same criteria, so the shortlist is comparable rather than presentational.
What the data room can and cannot answer is established before analysis begins, so gaps are chased early rather than discovered at memo stage.
The house DDQ and investment criteria are applied to the data room; missing, inconsistent and incomplete information is identified early.
The same questions and knock-out criteria are applied to every fund, which is what makes comparison across managers meaningful.
Findings are consolidated into a structured memorandum, with each material statement connected to its underlying source.
Material statements stay connected to the document they came from, so a figure can be checked rather than taken on trust.
The memorandum, open questions and supporting analysis are prepared for the Investment Committee.
The memorandum arrives in the structure the committee expects, with open questions carried rather than resolved by assumption.
Every stage stays under the investment team's review. The final commitment decision remains with the investor.
Every stage of the workflow was shaped by an investment process that runs on it. When a check does not hold up in a real fund review, it changes in the product.
More than 200 years of combined investment experience across the Kapnative Investment Committee, including senior roles at leading financial institutions, informs how the platform assesses funds, structures diligence and prepares decision ready output.
Thirty minutes with your own DDQ and your IC format, on a realistic data room.