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
- Merkin Claims Investors Knew About Madoff
July 2nd, 2009, 08:39 PM (PDT)
The New York financier J. Ezra Merkin, whose investors lost more than $2 billion in the collapse of Bernard L. Madoff's enormous Ponzi scheme, is asserting that his clients knew that their money was being invested with Mr. Madoff.
- F.D.I.C. Rules May Hinder Private Equity Bank Deals
July 2nd, 2009, 08:39 PM (PDT)
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation issued preliminary guidelines on Thursday that analysts said could stymie further plans by private equity firms and hedge funds to purchase failed banks.
- No 'Bernie in the Morning' for Howard Stern
July 2nd, 2009, 08:39 PM (PDT)
A frequent guest on his show might nearly have escaped the sentencing with a recording, but she was arrested inside the courtroom.
- Marshals Seize Madoff Penthouse
July 2nd, 2009, 08:39 PM (PDT)
Federal marshals on Thursday took possession of the $7 million Manhattan penthouse apartment of the convicted swindler Bernard L. Madoff, an action that has forced his wife Ruth to move.
- Drumbeat of Defaults Gets Louder
July 2nd, 2009, 08:39 PM (PDT)
Standard and Poor's, the credit ratings agency, said in a report Thursday that junk bond defaults hit 9.2 percent last month, up from 8.1 percent in May and much higher than the 2 percent in June 2008.
- Murdoch Says He's Committed to MySpace
July 2nd, 2009, 08:39 PM (PDT)
News Corporation's chairman, Rupert Murdoch, said in an interview with TheStreet.com that he remains committed to MySpace, the social networking site he bought in 2005, and isn't interested in buying The New York Times Company.
- From Madoff Feeder to Rothko Seller
July 2nd, 2009, 08:39 PM (PDT)
J. Ezra Merkin lost billions of dollars of his clients' money to the Madoff scheme. But how has he done as an art investor?
- Johnson & Johnson to Take Stake in Elan
July 2nd, 2009, 08:39 PM (PDT)
Elan's shares soared Thursday after Johnson & Johnson said it would pay $1 billion to the Irish drug maker to gain access to Alzheimer's disease treatments.
- Exelon Raises Hostile Bid for NRG
July 2nd, 2009, 08:39 PM (PDT)
Exelon said Thursday it raised its bid for rival power producer NRG Energy to about $7.5 billion in stock, marking the latest twist in the months-long takeover feud.
- U.S. Set to Name Bank-Plan Managers, Report Says
July 2nd, 2009, 08:39 PM (PDT)
The U.S. Treasury Department is expected to name as many as nine fund managers to operate the long-awaited Public-Private Investment Program, or P.P.I.P., to cleanse banks of toxic assets, a person familiar with the plan told Reuters.
- Private Equity Firms Explore I.P.O.'s for Exits
July 2nd, 2009, 08:39 PM (PDT)
Private-equity firms are cautiously looking for ways to exit investments by bringing portfolio companies to market, after seeing a sliver of opportunity for new stock flotations, Reuters reported.
- Fund Investors Said to Demand More Data
July 2nd, 2009, 08:39 PM (PDT)
Pension funds, endowments and wealthy investors that have long funneled money into loosely regulated hedge funds will want to see more data detailing how their investments are valued and priced, researchers at State Street found.
- F.D.I.C. to Issue Private Equity Deal Rules
July 2nd, 2009, 08:39 PM (PDT)
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation plans to issue new rules that could make it slightly easier for private equity firms to buy failed banks, The New York Times reported.
- Intermediate Capital to Issue $576 Million in Shares
July 2nd, 2009, 08:39 PM (PDT)
Intermediate Capital Group, a London-based backer of leveraged buyouts, said it plans to raise $576 million in a rights offering to allow it to fund new investments.
- Beijing Wants Foreign-Backed Firms to List
July 2nd, 2009, 08:39 PM (PDT)
The Chinese Ministry of Commerce is working with other ministries to encourage foreign-funded firms to make public share offerings on the mainland, a senior Communist official said.
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