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Private Equity

Investment Committee Memo

The memo to approve a deal, built from the data room: the thesis, the business and its numbers, the sponsor's case against management's, entry valuation, returns in base and downside cases, the price ceiling, risks and diligence status.

Publishes
Pages or slides
Excel, Word and PowerPoint on request

10 days of Pro, or of Firm on a work email address to start. No card needed.

What you give, what you get

Your brief and files. Its method.

Investment Committee Memo carries its own method: what to research, how deep to go and what the output must contain. Your brief and files say what it is about.

You give

  • A brief: who the work is for and what question it must answer, in a few lines.
  • Your files, from your computer, Google Drive or OneDrive: filings, models, decks, transcripts, statements. Read whole, never cut into fragments.
  • Nothing else. The playbook carries the method, and Mool gathers what the method calls for.

You get

  • Pages or slides, with Excel, Word and PowerPoint files on request on Pro.
  • Every figure sourced and dated, with the working shown.
  • Follow-ups in plain words that edit the pages in place.
  • Quick answers to a reader's question from the research itself.
  • A document you can share by link, or keep in your account.

How it runs

From brief to finished research.

Every step shows in the activity feed as it happens: what was read, what was searched, what was found and what was written.
  1. 01

    Brief

    Pick the playbook, say what the work is about in a few lines and add your files: filings, models, decks, transcripts, statements.

  2. 02

    Research

    Mool plans the work and does it, reading your files whole and gathering what else the method calls for. Every step shows in the activity feed as it happens.

  3. 03

    Publish

    The research arrives as pages or slides, each figure sourced and dated, with Excel, Word and PowerPoint files when you asked for them.

  4. 04

    Follow up

    Ask for changes in plain words and the pages are edited in place. Ask a question and it is answered from the research itself.

Private Equity

  • Deal Screen

    A first look at a teaser or CIM: the business and its numbers tested against public evidence, an indicative value range and returns, the red flags, the questions for management, and a clear recommendation: pursue, pass, or pursue on conditions.

  • Exit Readiness

    Exit options for a portfolio company: an IPO on NSE or BSE tested against SEBI's current rules, a strategic sale, a sponsor secondary or a buyback, each valued with the fund's proceeds and returns, the readiness gaps, and the recommended route.

  • Portfolio Company Monitor

    The review pack for one portfolio company from its management accounts: the period against budget and last year, KPIs, cash and runway, covenant headroom, value-creation plan progress, the outlook, and the decisions for the board.

  • Quality of Earnings Review

    Financial due diligence from the company's own records: reported to adjusted EBITDA with every adjustment evidenced, revenue quality, working capital and the peg, net debt and debt-like items, and cash conversion.