Automate distribution calculations, capital call processing, LP portal, and multi-fund operations — up to 23% lower operating costs (Calastone and ValueExchange, 2025).
Private equity fund administration sits at the intersection of legal complexity, mathematical precision, and investor expectations that tolerate zero errors. A single fund family might span three vintage years, five co-investment vehicles, and two feeders. Getting the distribution calculations wrong by a basis point erodes LP trust in a way that takes years to rebuild.
Layered on top is the operational burden: capital calls with pro-rata calculations that account for each LP's commitment, recycling provisions, and default remedies. Quarterly reports that reconcile across every entity in the structure. Tax documents that reflect jurisdiction-specific treatment of management fees and organizational expenses. And all of this needs to be auditable — not just internally, but by your fund's external auditor, your LPs' auditors, and potentially multiple regulators.
PoliBit eliminates this complexity by modeling your actual fund structure — master funds, SPVs, feeders, co-investment vehicles, and vintage tracking — and automating every calculation from capital calls through final distributions. Your team focuses on deploying capital and generating returns. PoliBit handles the operational infrastructure.
Purpose-built modules for private equity fund formation, administration, and LP relations.
How PoliBit automates each stage of the private equity fund lifecycle.
Expand each section to understand how the platform addresses the specific challenges of private equity fund operations.
Manage co-investment vehicles alongside your main fund with separate fee arrangements and reporting templates. PoliBit handles allocation across the main fund and co-invest, tracks capital accounts separately, and generates consolidated reporting that shows each LP's total exposure across all vehicles — while maintaining the distinct economics of each.
What changes when you move from spreadsheets or legacy administrators to a purpose-built platform.
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GP-led secondaries reached $75 billion in 2024, accounting for nearly half of all secondary market activity. With continuation vehicles now representing 16% of sponsor exit volume, mastering this liquidity tool is essential for modern fund managers.
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See how private equity managers can reach up to 23% lower operating costs with PoliBit (Calastone and ValueExchange, 2025).
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