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ESG, Tax & Specialized Commands

FundAdmin AI provides specialized commands for ESG/sustainability reporting, tax document analysis, board-level communications, and payment security. These commands address domain-specific requirements that span regulatory, financial, and operational concerns.


/fund esg-report

Description: Generates a comprehensive ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) report aligned with major sustainability frameworks. Covers SFDR mandatory Principal Adverse Impact indicators, TCFD climate disclosure pillars, EDCI metrics, UN PRI reporting, and EU Taxonomy alignment assessment.

Usage

bash
/fund esg-report <data>

Inputs

ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
dataFile path or JSONYesESG data, portfolio company metrics, fund-level data (JSON, CSV, XLSX, or PDF)

Data Fields

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
fund_nameStringYesName of the fund
reporting_periodStringYesReporting period (e.g., "2024", "Q4 2024")
portfolio_companiesArrayYesCompany-level ESG metrics (emissions, employees, governance data)
frameworksArrayNoFrameworks to report on (default: all applicable). Options: sfdr, tcfd, edci, unpri, eu_taxonomy

Output

Generates ESG-REPORT-[fund-name]-[date].md containing:

  • SFDR Reporting (Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation)
    • All 18 mandatory Principal Adverse Impact (PAI) indicators:
      • GHG emissions (Scope 1, 2, 3), carbon footprint, GHG intensity
      • Exposure to fossil fuels, non-renewable energy share
      • Energy consumption intensity
      • Biodiversity impact (activities near sensitive areas)
      • Water emissions, hazardous waste
      • Social and employee matters (gender pay gap, board diversity, UNGC/OECD violations)
      • Human rights exposure, anti-corruption policies
      • Sovereign bond issuer ESG indicators
    • Article 6/8/9 classification support with justification
    • Data quality scoring for each indicator (reported, estimated, unavailable)
  • TCFD Reporting (Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures)
    • Governance -- board oversight, management role in climate risk
    • Strategy -- climate risks and opportunities, scenario analysis impact
    • Risk Management -- identification, assessment, and management of climate risks
    • Metrics & Targets -- emissions data, climate targets, progress tracking
  • EDCI (ESG Data Convergence Initiative)
    • Standardized metrics across portfolio: GHG emissions, renewable energy, board diversity, work-related injuries, net new hires, employee engagement
    • Benchmarking against EDCI aggregate dataset
  • UN PRI Reporting
    • Investment and stewardship policy summary
    • ESG integration in investment process documentation
    • Active ownership and engagement activities
    • Collaboration and policy dialogue
  • EU Taxonomy Alignment
    • Taxonomy-eligible activities identification
    • Substantial contribution assessment for each environmental objective
    • Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) analysis
    • Minimum safeguards verification
    • Taxonomy-aligned revenue, CapEx, and OpEx percentages

Example

bash
/fund esg-report fund-iv-esg-data.xlsx

/fund tax-review

Description: Reviews tax documents and fund tax provisions for completeness and accuracy. Analyzes K-1 allocations, identifies UBTI and ECI exposure, evaluates Section 199A and 163(j) applicability, checks state apportionment, and flags PFIC issues. Designed for both fund-level tax review and investor-level tax impact analysis.

Usage

bash
/fund tax-review <file>

Inputs

ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
fileFile pathYesK-1, tax return, LPA tax provisions, or tax data package (PDF, DOCX, JSON, or XLSX)

Output

Generates TAX-REVIEW-[fund-name]-[date].md containing:

  • K-1 Completeness Check -- verification that all required boxes are populated, consistency between amounts, reconciliation to fund-level allocations, comparison to prior year
  • UBTI Analysis (Unrelated Business Taxable Income)
    • Identification of UBTI-generating activities (debt-financed income, operating businesses, service income)
    • Blocker entity effectiveness assessment
    • UBTI quantification by source
    • Impact on tax-exempt investors (pensions, endowments, foundations, IRAs)
  • ECI Analysis (Effectively Connected Income)
    • Activities generating ECI for non-US investors
    • Withholding requirements (Section 1446)
    • Treaty benefit eligibility
    • Blocker structure adequacy
  • Section 199A (Qualified Business Income Deduction)
    • QBI eligibility at portfolio company level
    • W-2 wage and UBIA limitations
    • Specified service trade or business (SSTB) identification
    • Phase-out threshold analysis
  • Section 163(j) (Business Interest Limitation)
    • ATI calculation (Adjusted Taxable Income)
    • 30% ATI limitation computation
    • Carryforward tracking
    • Election considerations (real property trade or business, farming)
  • State Apportionment
    • States where the fund or portfolio companies create filing obligations
    • Apportionment methodology by state (sales, payroll, property factors)
    • Composite return availability and requirements
    • State-specific withholding on nonresident partners
  • PFIC Analysis (Passive Foreign Investment Company)
    • Portfolio investments tested for PFIC status (75% income test, 50% asset test)
    • QEF election considerations
    • Mark-to-market election availability
    • PFIC reporting requirements (Form 8621)
  • Withholding Summary -- all withholding obligations by type (FDAP, ECI, FIRPTA, state), applicable rates, treaty reductions
  • Tax Risk Flags -- positions that may attract scrutiny, aggressive positions, documentation gaps

Example

bash
/fund tax-review fund-iv-2024-k1-package.pdf

/fund board-memo

Description: Generates a professional board or LPAC memo with performance data, conflict disclosures, proposed resolutions, and discussion topics. Supports multiple memo types tailored to the audience and purpose, with appropriate level of detail and formality.

Usage

bash
/fund board-memo <type>

Inputs

ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
typeStringYesMemo type: board, lpac, annual, special

Memo Type Details

TypeAudienceTypical Content
boardGP board of directors / management committeeFund performance, portfolio review, strategic decisions, personnel, budget
lpacLimited Partner Advisory CommitteeConflicts of interest, valuation matters, expense approvals, LP consent items
annualFull LP base (annual meeting)Year-in-review, strategy update, portfolio performance, outlook, Q&A preparation
specialRelevant stakeholdersEvent-driven: key person event, material default, GP change, fund restructuring

Output

Generates BOARD-MEMO-[type]-[fund-name]-[date].md containing:

  • Memo Header -- to, from, date, subject, confidentiality notice, meeting date/time/location
  • Executive Summary -- one-page overview of key topics and requested actions
  • Performance Summary -- fund-level metrics (IRR, TVPI, DPI), period-over-period comparison, attribution analysis, peer comparison
  • Portfolio Review -- investment activity during the period, realizations, write-ups/write-downs, watch list companies, upcoming exits
  • Conflicts of Interest Disclosure (LPAC memos) -- each conflict described with:
    • Nature of the conflict
    • Affected parties
    • LPA provisions governing the conflict
    • Proposed resolution or mitigation
    • LPAC action requested (consent, waiver, acknowledgment)
  • Proposed Resolutions -- each resolution with:
    • Resolution text
    • Background and rationale
    • LPA authority / required approval threshold
    • Recommendation
  • Financial Review -- fund expenses, management fee calculations, organizational expense status, budget vs. actual
  • Regulatory & Compliance Update -- recent regulatory developments, examination activity, compliance program updates
  • Personnel Update -- team changes, key person status, hiring plans
  • Appendices -- supporting schedules, detailed portfolio data, prior meeting minutes (if applicable)

Example

bash
/fund board-memo lpac
bash
/fund board-memo special

/fund wire-verify

Description: Verifies wire transfer instructions and payment details against known data, detecting anomalies that may indicate fraud, errors, or compliance concerns. Screens against FATF high-risk jurisdictions, applies risk classification, and flags common wire fraud patterns including business email compromise (BEC) indicators.

Usage

bash
/fund wire-verify <data>

Inputs

ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
dataFile path or JSONYesWire instructions, payment request, or bank details to verify (JSON, PDF, or email extract)

Data Fields

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
beneficiary_nameStringYesName of the payment recipient
bank_nameStringYesReceiving bank name
account_numberStringYesBeneficiary account number
routing_numberStringConditionalABA routing number (domestic USD wires)
swift_codeStringConditionalSWIFT/BIC code (international wires)
amountNumberYesPayment amount
currencyStringYesPayment currency (ISO 4217)
purposeStringNoPurpose of payment (capital call, distribution, expense, investment)
referenceStringNoPayment reference or memo
known_instructionsObjectNoPreviously verified wire instructions for this beneficiary for comparison

Output

Generates WIRE-VERIFY-[beneficiary]-[date].md containing:

  • Risk Classification -- overall risk rating with rationale:
    • HIGH -- multiple anomalies detected, manual verification strongly recommended before sending
    • MEDIUM -- some flags present, enhanced verification recommended
    • LOW -- consistent with known data, standard processing appropriate
  • Beneficiary Verification -- name matching against known entities, legal entity identifier (LEI) lookup, prior payment history consistency
  • Bank Verification -- bank name/SWIFT code consistency, bank registration status, correspondent bank chain analysis
  • FATF Screening -- beneficiary and bank jurisdiction checked against:
    • FATF high-risk jurisdictions (call for action)
    • FATF jurisdictions under increased monitoring (grey list)
    • EU high-risk third country list
    • US-sanctioned jurisdictions
  • Anomaly Detection -- checks for common fraud and error patterns:
    • Changed bank details from prior instructions (most common BEC indicator)
    • Account number format validation for the specified bank/country
    • Routing/SWIFT code validation and bank name cross-reference
    • Unusual payment amount (significantly larger or rounder than typical)
    • Unusual currency for the beneficiary's jurisdiction
    • Intermediary bank added or changed
    • Payment to a personal account for a corporate beneficiary
    • Rush or urgency language in the payment request
  • Sanctions Screening -- beneficiary name screened against OFAC SDN, EU Consolidated List, UN Security Council, and HMT sanctions lists
  • Comparison to Known Instructions -- if prior verified instructions are provided, field-by-field comparison highlighting any changes
  • Verification Steps -- recommended manual verification actions (callback to known number, independent confirmation, secondary approval)

Example

bash
/fund wire-verify capital-call-wire-instructions.json
bash
/fund wire-verify distribution-payment-request.pdf

This tool does not provide financial, legal, or tax advice.