Allocators
Your next analyst, without the hire.
You see more deals than anyone can honestly check. The desk checks them. One memo per deal, signed by the analyst who did the work, back in five days — forty-eight hours when it is live. Partner hours belong on decisions; the checking is ours.
A commissioned memo is advisory work for the investor who ordered it. It is not an assessment under the Standard: it carries no serial and is never entered as one. The Standard is published and not yet in force.
What you receive
Memos written the way committees write.
Conclusions in the section titles, a pre-mortem, and every risk carrying both a severity and the event that would prove it. What held, what did not, and what the desk refused to guess at.
- Verified facts
- What was checked, and against which document or on-chain record.
- Open questions
- What could not be established, named rather than smoothed over.
- Risks with trip-wires
- Each risk carries a severity and the observable event that would trigger it.
- Verdict
- The desk’s own call, signed by the analyst who did the work.
When an LP asks who verified the deal, you hand them the memo. That is what it is for — a memo you wrote yourself cannot answer that question.
How a mandate works
One call sets it.
- Ticket range
- Minimum, typical, maximum.
- Asset preference
- Liquid tokens, locked positions, equity secondaries, primaries.
- Sector focus
- Or agnostic.
- Stage and risk appetite
- Where the mandate stops.
- Decision speed
- From forty-eight hours to a full committee process.
Then: blind teaser first, NDA before names, and silence when nothing fits. The desk works with funds and family offices, mostly teams of two to six. Every counterparty is identity-verified. No retail, ever.
The Brief
The same lens the desk screens with, weekly.
Unlock pressure, block activity, credit and collateral structures, secondaries pricing. Reading it costs nothing. Read the research.
Open a mandate
The first memos are free. The work convinces, or it does not.
Send your firm, role, ticket range, asset preference, sector focus and decision speed. You will get a straight answer about whether the desk can help.
Nothing here is investment advice, an offer, or a solicitation. The desk works with institutional, professional and qualifying private investors only.