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Liquidity
Know your exit before you enter.
Private positions are illiquid by default. Before you commit, see exactly what it would take to get out — and after you commit, watch the windows so you never miss one.
What we surface, per position
- Transfer eligibility and consent requirements
- Rights of first refusal and approved-buyer rules
- Notice periods and cutoff dates
- Redemption windows and gates
- Estimated transaction timeline and required documents
- Secondary-market status and pricing context
Semi-liquid and interval funds
Evergreen, interval, tender-offer and semi-liquid structures run on calendars, not on demand, and the calendar is set by the wrapper rather than the asset. We surface each window’s open and close, the notice you must give, the cap on redemptions, and the expected settlement date — with alerts before a cutoff, not after.
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Illustrative. Liquidity is never guaranteed; assume a private position is illiquid until a specific right or window is confirmed in the offering documents.