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Drop in your fund and portfolio data —
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Key Fund Metrics — the scorecard
Fund Overview & Terms — the capital base
Strategy & Portfolio — focus and backers
Capital Deployment — pacing and dry powder
Net Returns vs Cambridge — how you compare
Portfolio & Cash Flows — what's been realized
Hover each orange chip to see what
that part of the prompt does.
The prompt tells Coreworks who this report is for, what to lead with, and how to frame the returns. Here's what each part is doing.
Build an . It's for the — focused on returns and pacing. : 13.8% return, 1.62 value, 20% cash returned, 1.32 vs the market. . Note that — most gains aren't realized yet. Show . Keep the tone confident.
Each thing it spots
shapes one slide.
Coreworks looks over the combined fund accounting, portfolio, and benchmark data first. Here's what it flags — and what each flag turns into.
Every headline number clears the benchmark — 13.8% vs 10.2%, 1.62 vs 1.42, and 1.32 vs the market — so Coreworks concludes the fund is genuinely ahead, not just optically.
Creates a scorecard, with a clear “returns lead before any cash-out” framing.
Cash returned beats the benchmark (20% vs 12%) but at 0.20 trails top funds at 0.28, so Coreworks concludes most gains are still on paper, not yet realized.
Adds a cash-returned callout, framing the slide around what's still to come rather than what's banked.
After matching commitments to what's been called and invested, $60.5M is still uncalled — so Coreworks flags enough dry powder for 3–5 more deals.
Adds the committed-vs-called-vs-deployed chart and the pacing story through 2027.
Values lean on last-round prices for 10 companies, with one holding (NorthLoop) at $49.6M, so Coreworks flags concentration and last-round reliance as the downside to watch.
Creates a concentration/risk note, so the scorecard pairs the upside with the caveat.
The order
is the argument.
The prompt told Coreworks to lead with the scorecard, ground the fund, then compare returns and close on cash. Here's why that order works.
Investors want the four headline returns — 13.8%, 1.62, 20%, 1.32 — before any structure, so the scorecard leads.
A divider opens the overview; the terms (2022 fund, $294.5M, 2/20) and the strategy and backers ground the report before returns are judged.
Capital deployed ($234M of $294.5M, $60.5M uncalled) sets up the dry-powder story.
A second divider turns to performance; returns sit next to the benchmark so they're read in context, not on their own.
The portfolio and cash-flows divider closes on the path from 20% cash returned toward more distributions — what investors care about next.
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