Independent agents test whether a public fund's reported value moves like reality.
Some public funds report values that look far smoother than the assets behind them. The Valuation Verification Agent runs independent tests on whether a fund's reported value moves the way reality does.
It gives trustees and investors a plain read on understated risk, so the number on the statement can be checked against the market it claims to reflect.
Testing that does not rely on the fund's own math.
Compares reported value against how markets actually move.
Shows exposure that smooth reporting can hide.
Built for the people accountable for the money.
The Valuation Verification Agent is in active development. If you oversee or invest in public funds, reach out.