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Compare private offerings on the same standard.
A marketplace grid makes every deal look like a product SKU. InvestNow describes every offering with the same profile, so you can weigh fees, liquidity, duration, and terms on facts — before a single dollar moves.
The Standardized Fund Profile
One information architecture, applied to every opportunity. No offering can hide a term by simply not mentioning it.
Every offering answers the same fields
- Strategy, structure, and sponsor track record
- Management and incentive fees, and minimum investment
- Investor eligibility and account / custody compatibility
- Liquidity structure, redemption rights, and transfer restrictions
- Valuation methodology and reporting cadence
- Tax documents and their timing
- Principal risks, conflicts, and offering documents
Three scores, published with their methodology
A liquidity score, a fee-complexity score, and a transparency score make hard-to-read terms legible at a glance. They are informational constructs — not ratings of quality, suitability, or expected return, and not a recommendation.
Six sources, never blurred together
Comparison is only credible if you can see who said what. Every field is labeled by origin: sponsor-supplied, third-party data, InvestNow editorial, paid placement (always marked, and never able to move a score), and custody eligibility (whether Investor Services can hold it — not an endorsement). The sixth is the one we never provide: an investment recommendation. Individualized advice is routed to a licensed professional.
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A comparison is not a conclusion
Comparing offerings on one standard removes a real obstacle: inconsistent presentation. It does not tell you which offering is sound. The fields shown here come from the sponsor and from the offering documents, and they are a prompt to read further rather than a finding. Review the due-diligence materials for anything you shortlist, and treat platform presentation, branding, and social proof as evidence of nothing. InvestNow does not evaluate, endorse, or recommend any offering.