Sector · Fiduciary & corporate services

Corporate services with every answer traced back to the document.

Client-relationship teams turn a stack of PDFs into an answer — economics of an LPA, minutes for forty SPVs, the contracts expiring next quarter — with a citation to the page, in-house.

Use cases

What this desk asks faradai.

Real prompts, the files they read, and what comes back — all inside your network.

Summarise an LPA and its side letters

A 68-page limited-partnership agreement and two side letters arrive before a board. Someone needs the economic terms and anything that conflicts — today.

Example prompt
summarise this LPA
Reads
  • The executed LPA
  • Side letters
  • Prior fund documentation
Returns

Term, fees, carry and hurdle, GP commitment, key-person clause — in a table with page references — plus a flag where a side letter's MFN clause reads broader than the LPA.

Stays inside: Investor terms and side letters are commercially sensitive; they are read on the firm's appliance and nowhere else.

Pre-fill board minutes for forty SPVs

Quarterly boards for a portfolio of holding companies. The minutes follow a pattern, but the facts — accounts, resolutions, attendees — differ for each entity.

Example prompt
prepare the board minutes for LuxCo 7, Q3
Reads
  • Previous minutes
  • Entity register and resolutions
  • Interim accounts
Returns

Draft minutes in the house format with the entity facts filled in, and the items that need an actual decision highlighted for the directors.

Stays inside: Entity data stays in the firm's register; nothing is uploaded to a drafting service.

Which contracts expire in Q4?

Leases, licences, outsourcing agreements and custody contracts across the portfolio each carry a notice window. Missing one is expensive.

Example prompt
which contracts expire in Q4?
Reads
  • Contracts library
  • Term and notice clauses
  • Entity calendar
Returns

A list by expiry date with the notice deadline for each, auto-renewals separated out, and the clause it comes from.

Stays inside: The contracts library — often the most confidential store a fiduciary holds — is indexed locally and never leaves.

Connected for this desk

  • Entity register
  • Document management
  • Accounting exports
  • Mailboxes
  • Contracts library

Compliance references

  • RCS and RBE filing obligations
  • AML/CFT — law of 12 November 2004
  • GDPR / CNPD — no third-country transfer
  • CSSF Circular 22/806 for supervised PSFs — no outsourcing
Next step

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