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hedge-fund-diligence

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Create a first-pass diligence note on a hedge fund manager for allocators, fund-of-funds analysts, OCIOs, and family offices. Use this skill whenever the user wants to form an initial view on a hedge fund or its manager, prepare for an intro manager meeting, review a pitch deck / DDQ / tear sheet / investor letter, identify diligence gaps, or draft diligence and reference-check questions. Trigger on phrases like "first pass on [manager/fund]", "should I take this meeting", "review this hedge fund deck", "diligence note", "what should I ask this manager", "look into [fund name]", "prep me for a call with [manager]", or when the user pastes/uploads hedge fund marketing materials. Also trigger when given only a manager or fund name and the user wants a starting point. This is NOT full investment diligence, operational due diligence, or an investment recommendation.

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