Fund and SPV management, without the spreadsheet sprawl

It is a system of record for the legal vehicles behind an investment strategy (funds, general partners, limited partnerships, holdcos, propcos and special purpose vehicles), together with their ownership, officers, documents and compliance. Alethia keeps every vehicle in one governed register and draws live structure charts from it, so the fund and SPV picture stays current.

Yes. Funds, feeders, co-invest vehicles, GPs, carry vehicles, holdcos, propcos and SPVs all sit in the same register, each with the legal-form fields appropriate to it, so a strategy's entire vehicle stack is held in one place rather than split across tools.

Ownership is recorded by basis (legal, voting and economic) with totals checked per basis, so carry, co-invest and part-held SPVs show the right interests. Multi-parent holdings are supported, and the structure chart reflects them directly.

Yes. Jurisdiction-aware obligations, renewals and filings track against real vehicles with due dates, owners and reminders, and documents live against the entities they belong to, so nothing about an SPV depends on someone remembering.

Yes. In Settings, Import data, an owner or admin fills in a workbook template covering entities, people, officers, bank accounts, mandates and ownership. Alethia checks every row first and writes nothing until you confirm, so a large vehicle set moves into the register without re-keying. A list of entities can also be pasted or uploaded as a CSV on the entity register.

The Free plan lets you manage up to five entities. If your structure is larger, our Pricing page lists the current paid plans and what they include. You can also book a call to talk through which plan suits your fund before you move the full portfolio.

Yes. The fund itself, its general partner, its feeders, its carry and co-invest vehicles and the SPVs beneath it are all entities in the same register, each with its own officers, documents and obligations. Ownership between them is recorded per interest, so the structure chart shows who holds what across the whole vehicle stack.

Each is an entity or person in the register, and the interest each holds in the fund is recorded as General Partner or Limited Partner with its percentage on the legal, voting and economic bases. A general partner can hold nothing economically and still control the fund, and the record shows exactly that.

Yes, on every plan including Free. Look up a UK company and, once you confirm, pull its officers, people with significant control and filed documents into the record. Nothing is added until a person says yes.