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Example: load and maintain asset level reporting

  • The “record number” in column A is required

  • Blank rows are allowed

Masterdata clean up

Fund name

must be a valid fund in LPPM. Can’t be empty, can’t be an approximation which is understood by a human but not by the database.

  • Eg. KKR 5 not KKR V, Hg Venus10 not Venus 10

Industry

can’t be empty and must be a valid industry sector ID
o Eg. Financials no Financial, Industrial no Industrials, TMT not Information Technology, Consumer not Consumer Discretionary

Sector

Valid sector codes: Energy, Consumer, Industrial, Healthcare, TMT, Financials, Real Estate, Infrastructure, Other

Region

is ignored when uploading as region in the model is derived from Country

Country

Must be a valid country

  • Eg. Belgium not Benelux, United States not America, France or Germany not “Europe”

Private/Public

can’t be empty, must contain either Private or Public

Entry Date

can’t be empty, must be a valid date in dd/mm/yyyy, dd.mm.yyyy or yyyy-mm-dd format. No American date format, no dates with single digit day or month

Note

must be formatted as text not value, otherwise Excel converts to date index value

Exit Date

can be empty but otherwise same format rules apply as for Entry Date

Note

must be formatted as text not value, otherwise Excel converts to date index value

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All the remaining fields which encode numeric values (at entry data,  current data & time series data) must be numeric values

  • All numeric fields should be unformatted with no thousand separator, no %, etc.

  • No “-“ for zero, either blank cell or 0

  • No “NA”, “NaN, “N/A” or any other variants. Either blank or 0

  • MOIC must be a number eg. 2.5 not 2.5x. In reports we display relevant KPIs as “2.5x” via number formatting. However if a x is appended manually in Excel via data entry this converts the cell from numeric to text and can’t be loaded to a numeric field as it isn’t a number

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