The rulebook, mined to clause level — and you can ask it questions.
32 laws across 13 fund domiciles, mined to the clause and askable — plus newly registered funds, registry-scale fund data, LP-reported private-market performance and a filer deadline calendar. Every claim cites its primary source and shows when it was last verified.
The law itself, mined to clause level across 12 domiciles.
The register, the provider network and the money behind it — at scale.
110+ deadlines, by who the obligation lands on.
Regulatory and investor-tax dates across 11 jurisdictions, exportable to Outlook (.ics).
Pick the jurisdictions and obligations that apply to the funds you manage and get a personal deadline calendar — every date that's coming, in one view. It runs entirely in your browser; fund names never leave the page.
Everything else on the desk
7 sections · 431 dated pagesBeyond the law and the calendar — the reference, the data and the weekly reads a fund-ops desk actually uses.
How these pages stay honest
The trust machinery is the difference — so it is shown, not claimed.
Every page carries the date it was last checked against a primary source. The as-of date is the only promise.
JPF annual compliance return window — per recent cycles, the 2026 date is not yet confirmed. Held in a visible "to verify" block, never stated as fact.
Every factual claim links the source behind it — the directive, the regulator notice, the register entry — so you can check it rather than take our word.