Fundviews Capital
How it works

Day 1 to first close in 30 days.

Real timelines from the funds we've launched. Days are calendar days, not business days. Anything that takes longer is flagged before kickoff.

D3
DAY 1-3
Kickoff
Strategy review, structure recommendation, launch plan
D14
DAY 4-14
Formation + Docs
Vehicle filed and offering docs drafted (with counsel)
D21
DAY 14-21
Admin + Bank
Fund admin onboarded, operating bank account opened
D26
DAY 21-26
Tech + Portal
Platform configured, sub docs distributed to LPs
D30
DAY 26-30
First close
Capital wired, fund is live and operating
DAY 1-3
Strategy review & 1-page launch plan
Kickoff call covers strategy, asset class, target LP base, jurisdiction preference, and fee posture. We recommend a structure direction (Series LLC vs. SPC vs. standalone) and a jurisdiction (DE vs. Cayman vs. BVI), and you receive a 1-page launch plan within 48 hours. Final structure decisions are made with counsel.
DAY 4-14
Vehicle formation & investor documents drafted (with counsel)
Counsel (Riveles Wahab LLP or a firm of your choosing) handles two workstreams in parallel: (1) drafting and filing the formation documents, EIN, and entity setup; and (2) drafting the offering package (PPM, subscription documents, side letters). You review with counsel. Fundviews coordinates the process end-to-end so nothing waits on the wrong person.
DAY 14-21
Fund admin onboarded & bank account opened
Fund administrator signs the engagement and stands up the accounting structure. The fund's operating bank account is opened with our partner. Wire instructions are prepared for LPs. KYC/AML workflows initialized on the Fundviews platform.
DAY 21-26
Technology buildout & sub doc / portal distribution
The fund is configured on the Fundviews platform. Investor portal is branded, provisioned, and tested. Subscription documents are distributed to LPs through the portal. KYC/AML reviews begin as subs come in.
DAY 26-30
First close & launch day
Subscriptions collected, KYC reviewed, capital wired. First close executed. The fund is live and operating, and the Fundviews team transitions seamlessly into ongoing operations: monthly and quarterly accounting, K-1s, Form D, state notices, investor reporting, audit support, and the technology suite.

Frequently asked questions

What if my fund is more complex than a feeder?

A diversified vehicle (multiple deals, multiple share classes, side letters) typically takes 45-60 days to first close. We'll tell you on day 0.

What about ongoing operations after first close?

That's what the 0.30% / 0.50% operator fee buys. Included on an ongoing basis:

Monthly and quarterly fund accounting · K-1 preparation · Form D and state notice filings · Ongoing investor reporting · Audit support and coordination · Tax preparation oversight · The Fundviews technology suite (investor portal, document management, ops intelligence) · Ad hoc consulting and support on operational and structuring questions as they come up.

Does Fundviews act as my GP, RIA, or counsel?

No. Fundviews is the operations and administrative partner. The GP / RIA role stays with you. Legal work is handled by independent counsel (Riveles Wahab LLP is our default partner; clients may use counsel of their choosing). Fundviews Capital LLC is registered as an Exempt Reporting Adviser with the SEC. See /disclosures for our regulatory posture.

How is this different from a fund administrator?

A fund administrator handles a specific, well-defined function: fund accounting, NAV calculations, capital activity, and investor recordkeeping. They're excellent at it. We coordinate the relationship with them; they're a sub-vendor, not someone you manage.

What a fund admin doesn't do is everything else a fund needs to run. Fundviews replaces what would otherwise be your internal operations team: coordinating across all service providers (admin, auditor, tax preparer, counsel, custodian, banking), managing cash flow between stakeholders and vendors, overseeing each provider's deliverables, running the back- and middle-office between LP requests and provider outputs, and being a single accountable point of contact for everything that isn't strictly investment management.

Most fund managers staff this work in-house, typically one to three operations people at an emerging firm and five to ten at scale. That's the role we replace.

This timeline ends with a live fund. Ready to start the clock?