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Control

What a fund can demonstrate when someone outside it asks for proof.

9 pieces

May 8, 2026

Which Facts Change an Investor's Rights?

A diligence questionnaire maps continuity risk. The partnership agreement defines the narrower events that automatically change the parties' rights.

6 min read

April 5, 2026

What a Fund's Operations Look Like From the Outside.

Operational due diligence examines how a fund actually operates, then asks the harder question: how much of it can be supported by more than the word of the person who runs it.

6 min read

February 11, 2026

Can You Rebuild the Mark You Reported?

A fund can defend a mark only by showing how it was built — work that is necessary to a defense, not proof the number was right.

6 min read

January 22, 2026

The Broken-Deal Expense Is a Fiduciary Question.

A broken-deal expense may be legitimate while its allocation still conflicts with the fund's documents, disclosures, or the adviser's fiduciary duties.

6 min read

December 26, 2025

When does an audit stop being optional?

A first-time manager treats the audit as a cost to defer. An institutional LP treats it as a precondition.

5 min read

November 9, 2025

What does the ILPA Performance Template actually change?

The deadline is 2027. The preparation starts today.

5 min read

October 14, 2025

Why redemption gates exist.

An evergreen fund promises periodic liquidity, not unlimited liquidity — and the redemption gate is what makes that promise possible.

5 min read

September 4, 2025

Why capital call notices needed a common language.

The math behind every capital call was already the same. The language describing it never was.

5 min read

July 6, 2025

How top fund administrators think about document hygiene.

Retrievability was designed in, not hoped for — the difference was never discipline.

8 min read