Fund Administration

Weekly NAV calculation for funds

A reliable and consistent fund valuation is the foundation of trust between fund and investors. WeManage handles the weekly calculation of Net Asset Value, fully documented and transparent.

The service

What does weekly NAV calculation involve?

NAV stands for Net Asset Value. It is the value of all assets of a fund minus all liabilities, divided by the number of participations or shares. The NAV per participation indicates what one share in the fund is worth at a given moment.

The NAV is calculated based on the current value of investments, liquid assets and the liabilities and costs of the fund. A weekly calculation gives investors and management up-to-date insight into performance and the financial position of the fund.

The exact valuation methodology may depend on the fund structure, fund documentation and the nature of the investments. WeManage applies the methodology that fits your specific fund. A sound NAV calculation is closely tied to a solid compliance structure.

Simple calculation example

Investment value€ 10,000,000
Liquid assets€ 500,000
Liabilities and costs€ 200,000
Total assets€ 10,300,000
Number of participations1,000
NAV per participation€ 10.300
Important for

Why is weekly NAV calculation important?

For a fund manager or fund initiator, a reliable NAV calculation is essential. It influences investor decisions, reporting to regulators and confidence in the fund.

  • Investors use NAV to track the value of their participation and make decisions about entry or exit.
  • A consistent valuation methodology prevents discussions and ambiguity about the fund’s position.
  • Regulators may require accurate and timely valuation as part of reporting obligations.
  • Weekly reporting gives management up-to-date insight to adjust strategy where needed.
  • Transparency toward investors strengthens confidence in the fund and the manager.
Our role

What WeManage handles

Investment valuation

Calculation of the current value of all investments in the fund, based on the applicable valuation methodology.

Liquid assets

Processing of cash positions and other liquid assets in the NAV calculation.

Liabilities and costs

Processing of outstanding obligations, costs and fees in the calculation.

NAV per participation

Calculation of NAV per share or participation, including any performance fees.

Weekly reporting

Preparation and distribution of weekly NAV reports to management and investors.

Documentation and audit trail

Full documentation of each calculation, including underlying data and assumptions.

Approach

How does it work?

01

Collect data

Gathering positions, transactions, cash flows and market data for the reporting period.

02

Value investments

Valuation of all investments based on the applicable valuation methodology.

03

Process liabilities

Processing of costs, fees and outstanding obligations.

04

Calculate NAV

Calculation of total NAV and NAV per participation.

05

Report

Preparation of the NAV report and distribution to authorized recipients.

06

Document

Recording the calculation, assumptions and underlying data for the audit trail.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

NAV stands for Net Asset Value. It is the total value of a fund’s assets minus liabilities, divided by the number of participations. NAV per participation indicates the value of one share in the fund.

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