Fundraising
Whether you are a hedge fund, private equity fund or venture fund, you have a need to circulate, manage and track fund marketing materials, proprietary methodologies, investment performance history, fund reporting documents and other investor materials.
Printing out and distributing binders of investor materials or disseminating information on CDs is time consuming and simply doesn't provide the security and traceability needed. The market-leading virtual data rooms are clunky and cumbersome, based on dated internet technology.
Pandesa ShareVault provides an organized and integrated web-based platform providing a modern easy-to-use and secure solution for your investors to review your fund materials. ShareVault can also be integrated into your fund's web site so your investors always know where to go to access the fund materials. Your investors will benefit from ShareVault's unique blend of critical capabilities:
- Drag-and-drop document uploader based on a fast and secure proprietary data transfer technology - so you can populate your ShareVault fast,
- Entirely web-based application does not require installation of any proprietary document viewing software,
- Participants view documents in native Adobe Acrobat, locked-down with special security protocol that allows tracking of documents even after they have been downloaded, without any special document viewing software,
- Per-user and per-document access control settings so you can control who can see what information and when,
- Policy-based rights management so you can specify who has the right to view, print or save each document. Apply watermarks, block screen shots, prevent copy/paste, and in the event that a deal goes sour, you can even retroactively revoke the rights to open PDFs that have already been downloaded,
- Instant full-text search, so that participants can quickly find the information they need, greatly compressing the due diligence time line,
- Fast, easy-to-use tools to setup and modify the structure of the data room so your deal can proceed quickly,
- Conversion to secure PDF format happens automatically with support for over 300 file types,
- Comprehensive reporting tools provide the intelligence you need to determine who has spent time reviewing the critical documents for your deal,
- 24/7/365 support hot line, with access to ShareVault experts including a remote screen-sharing capability so our techs can see the issue right on your screen,
- Bank grade solid security and reliability, with a SAS-70 type 2 certified data center, dual redundant servers, data encryption and comprehensive security protocol.
To learn more about how Pandesa ShareVault can provide the ideal secure investor portal for fundraising, take a tour or simply sign-up for a free webinar.
Latest Fundraising News
- Connecticut Sues Moody's and S.&P. Over Ratings
March 10th, 2010, 10:15 AM (PST)
Connecticut's attorney general sued Moody's Investors Service and Standard & Poor's on Wednesday over ratings that they issued on risky investments.
- Doctor Leaves UBS for Citi's Health Care Team
March 10th, 2010, 10:15 AM (PST)
Dr. Aradhana Sarin is leaving UBS to join Citigroup's global health care investment banking team in New York, according to an internal memo obtained by DealBook.
- Ex-N.Y. Investment Officer Pleads Guilty to Corruption
March 10th, 2010, 10:15 AM (PST)
The former chief investment official for New York State's comptroller's office pleaded guilty on Wednesday to a felony for his role in steering investment opportunities in the state's pension fund to firms connected to former state officials.
- Terra Deems CF's New Bid Superior to Yara Offer
March 10th, 2010, 10:15 AM (PST)
Terra Industries said on Wednesday that it has deemed a new $4.7 billion takeover offer by CF Industries Holdings is superior to a $4.1 billion deal it had already signed with Yara International of Norway.
- Lone Star Puts Korean Bank Back Up for Sale
March 10th, 2010, 10:15 AM (PST)
The private equity fund Lone Star LS.UL plans to resume selling a $3.9 billion majority stake in Korea Exchange Bank, KEB said, in what would rank as South Korea's biggest banking deal to date, Reuters reported.
- For Buyout Shops, a Decade to Spend Capital?
March 10th, 2010, 10:15 AM (PST)
Buyout shops may need more than a decade to deploy the half-trillion dollars they've raised from investors, if the current dealmaking trend of fewer and smaller deals continues, Bloomberg News says.
- China Mobile Puts $5.8 Billion Into Pudong Bank
March 10th, 2010, 10:15 AM (PST)
China Mobile, the world's largest mobile carrier, said it will pay $5.8 billion for 20 percent of Shanghai Pudong Development Bank and will jointly develop mobile finance and e-commerce businesses with the bank, Reuters reported.
- More Wires in Galleon Probe, Report Says
March 10th, 2010, 10:15 AM (PST)
Federal prosecutors wired several cooperating witnesses in the Galleon Group insider trading case in order to get the skinny on other targets of the probe, The Wall Street Journal reported.
- Making a Killing on 'Death Bonds'?
March 10th, 2010, 10:15 AM (PST)
In an unusual type of bond deal that might have had even Freud pondering its morbid implications, companies like the American International Group, Bank of America and GE Capital issue discounted bonds to buyers who have teamed up with someone who is about to die, The Wall Street Journal reports.
- Finance Reform Bill May Exempt Payday Lenders
March 10th, 2010, 10:15 AM (PST)
Senator Bob Corker wants a proposed bank agency to be softer toward nonbank institutions, but critics say consumers would be hurt.
- Britain's Northern Rock Returns to Profit
March 10th, 2010, 10:15 AM (PST)
Northern Rock, the nationalized British mortgage lender, said Wednesday that it returned to profit in the second half of 2009 as interest income rose and losses on loans fell, The Associated Press reported.
- A.I.G. Said to Devise New Formula for Bonuses
March 10th, 2010, 10:15 AM (PST)
The American International Group will soon implement its new "forced ranking" system to determine bonuses and rate employee performance, The Wall Street Journal reported.
- C.E.O. Bonuses Fell 22% In 2009, Study Says
March 10th, 2010, 10:15 AM (PST)
U.S. consumer, financial and technology companies slashed bonuses for their chief executives by more than half in 2009, a leading firm that tracks pay data said on Tuesday, as companies moved to more closely tie executive pay to performance.
- Airport Built, It's Time to See if the Traffic Comes
March 10th, 2010, 10:15 AM (PST)
Northwest Florida Beaches International, the first new international airport in the United States in more than decade, is also noteworthy because it is perhaps more of a real estate project than an effort to address a pressing transportation problem, The New York Times writes.
- Caution Rules as Major Indexes Inch Forward
March 10th, 2010, 10:15 AM (PST)
On the one-year anniversary of the stock market's plunge to 12-year lows, Wall Street found itself at another crossroads. This time, the question for investors was not so much whether the economy would turn around, but just how strong a recovery would be, The New York Times reported.
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