Increase your client impact
Fund of funds face complex requirements in their dual role as LP and GP. CEPRES offers the perfect ecosystem to serve both roles on a single system and connected data infrastructure. CEPRES solves the data access challenge so you can be more efficient in GP underwriting and portfolio look-through reporting demanded by LPs. Use CEPRES predictive modeling to manage complex investment vehicle structures and SMAs, optimize P&L based on portfolios and internal carried interest fees and handle rapidly changing regulatory frameworks with increasing reporting demands from investors.
Learn moreCEPRES helps fund of funds throughout the investment lifecycle
Transform due diligence
Leverage CEPRES's customizable and complete track record analysis. Drill down to the portfolio company P&L level to understand companies' systematic and idiosyncratic outperformance or operational risks.
Gain deeper insights
Explore the main drivers of enterprise value while obtaining market-leading benchmarking options on fund, deal and company operations. Leverage the deepest, confidential benchmarking on your deals to create more effective investment strategies.
Differentiate against your competition
Quickly ramp up infrastructure and investor services that drive investment and outperformance. Leverage your models with CEPRES's out-of-the-box analysis frameworks and data flows to support your own business.
See around corners
Simulate market conditions and see probability distributions to understand how market conditions impact your ALM. Receive probability distributions influenced by macro factors, including interest rates, F/X, terms of trade, among others.
CEPRES powers better private market investments
With CEPRES, get the deal comps you need. Compare your deals versus market peers — from deal returns and loss rates to portfolio company metrics, including leverage, pricing, and revenue growth. The depth and breadth of CEPRES's data coverage empowers you to manage, simulate and report on complex liquidity terms, calculations and scenarios. Test different future allocation models and commitment plans to see how they impact your portfolio NAV, performance and liquidity over quarters, years and decades.
CEPRES provides the most accurate, actionable private market data
Trillion asset value
LPs and GPs
PE-backed companies
Funds managed
FAQs
Proving an investor's investment thesis
An investor wanted to prove its chosen sectors were largely protected against market cycles. CEPRES delivered risk-adjusted alpha analysis for their sectors with beta correlation versus relevant public markets to show how its strategy held up in varying market cycles. The investor proved low beta correlation and its sectors were defensive and non-cyclical, helping to underwrite its strategy and increase its target size for fundraising.
Thought Leadership
Introducing the DealEdge Free Trial: Unlock Market Insights with CEPRES Data
We’re excited to introduce the DealEdge Free Trial, powered by CEPRES' exclusive data. With the launch of this free trial, we’re also proud to announce that DealEdge has crossed the threshold to over 50,000 deals, covering 570+ subsectors and 200+ countries from 1970 to 2024.
How will the decline in interest rates affect the private capital markets?
The twenty-first century has experienced a range of different interest rate regimes - from the aperiodic near-zero interest rate environment of most of the 2010s to the fluctuations seen in the early 2000s, and now again (more sharply) in the 2020s.
Introducing the DealEdge Free Trial: Unlock Market Insights with CEPRES Data
We’re excited to introduce the DealEdge Free Trial, powered by CEPRES' exclusive data. With the launch of this free trial, we’re also proud to announce that DealEdge has crossed the threshold to over 50,000 deals, covering 570+ subsectors and 200+ countries from 1970 to 2024.
How will the decline in interest rates affect the private capital markets?
The twenty-first century has experienced a range of different interest rate regimes - from the aperiodic near-zero interest rate environment of most of the 2010s to the fluctuations seen in the early 2000s, and now again (more sharply) in the 2020s.