Track Record Verification
Track Record Verification ensures that the performance history of a fund or manager is accurate, consistent, and reliable, offering allocators confidence in the manager’s historical results.
Track Record Verification is a process used to authenticate the performance history of a fund or asset manager. This verification typically involves validating performance data against audited reports, ensuring no discrepancies between reported and actual results. Managers may undergo this process to prove the credibility of their performance to prospective investors. It is commonly used in conjunction with Operational Due Diligence (ODD) to ensure the overall legitimacy and transparency of a fund. A verified track record is a critical factor in institutional investor decisions, especially when considering fund of funds (FoF) or segregated accounts.
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