Fund Data
Structured and normalized fields from public European fund disclosures, linked across manager, fund, share class, document version and jurisdiction. Searchable by interface, export or API.
Normalized fund graphEuropean fund disclosures turned into structured, comparable and decision-ready intelligence. Riverwood is building a normalized data layer for European funds — starting with public PRIIP KIDs and private & illiquid fund disclosures.
Riverwood does not aim to be another PDF repository. The product is the transformation from public disclosure into structured data, peer context, current investability and reproducible decision logic.
Structured and normalized fields from public European fund disclosures, linked across manager, fund, share class, document version and jurisdiction. Searchable by interface, export or API.
Normalized fund graphPeer analytics, percentiles, anomaly detection, change monitoring and product-governance evidence. Peer groups are rules — configurable by country, asset class, structure, investor access, risk and economics.
Comparable, not merely collectedFind funds that match a professional mandate and are actually open to investment. Availability, eligibility, minimum ticket and subscription windows are maintained as a separate, time-stamped data layer.
Open-for-investment intelligenceConfigurable scoring and ranking policies with explicit weights, hard constraints, versioning and auditability. The objective is not a universal “best fund” list, but a reproducible policy engine for professional workflows.
Policy-based scoring & rankingTwo KIDs can use the same label and still measure different things. Riverwood tracks basis, period, currency, methodology, peer eligibility and document history before data is used analytically.
Capture and extraction become cheaper over time. The durable value sits in entity resolution, normalization, historical versions, peer logic, availability and decision workflows.
A visible state follows each datapoint through the pipeline.
Riverwood is designed to answer professional selection questions across countries and fund types — with current availability kept separate from static disclosure data.
Riverwood is being designed so that a licensed institution can connect fund intelligence and policy-based decision infrastructure to its own suitability and recommendation process. This is an architecture choice and a future integration capability — not a claim that Riverwood currently provides investment advice.
From 10 January 2028, PRIIP key information documents made public must also be submitted for access through the European Single Access Point. Riverwood is built above the collection layer: normalization, history, peer eligibility, availability and decision infrastructure.
Riverwood is interested in conversations with professional fund users, data and technology partners, and licensed financial institutions working with European private and illiquid funds.