Financial Core
Deterministic calculation engines
Platform Architecture
A single operating layer for complex fund workflows.
GFMP combines deterministic financial engines, regulatory workflows, and LP-facing operations into one coherent platform with clear controls and evidence outputs.
Business Requirement
Control + Validation
Evidence Artifact
Operational Model
Fund + investor + LP portal continuity
Control Layer
RBAC, Chinese walls, immutable audit
Delivery
Evidence-first pilot governance
Operating model
End-to-end lifecycle, without handoff friction
From commitments to calls, distributions, waterfall, regulatory output, and LP reporting.
1
Fund setup
fund config, investors, commitments, side letters
2
Capital activity
calls, receipts, distributions, journal postings
3
Performance
fees, equalization, waterfall, NAV and portfolio
4
Investor experience
LP onboarding, documents, reporting, collaboration
Domain-centered architecture
Pure financial logic separated from orchestration, repositories, and API contracts. Each layer has a single responsibility and clear interface boundaries.
Control-first execution
Permissions, entitlements, and idempotency gates are enforced before any sensitive state transition. No shortcut paths exist.
Evidence attached by design
Audit traces, parity checks, and pilot artifacts are produced as part of each workflow, not added after the fact.
What this means for teams
Faster operations, higher confidence, fewer blind spots
Teams move from spreadsheet dependency and fragmented tooling to a controlled workflow chain where decisions are traceable and numbers are explainable.
Deterministic financial workflows
Clear ownership and approvals
Pilot-ready proof governance
Legacy setup
- Spreadsheet dependencies
- Manual reconciliation loops
- Control fragmentation
- Weak traceability
GFMP operating model
- Deterministic engines
- Workflow continuity
- Explicit controls per action
- Proof-linked output