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qashqade AG
Helping private markets CFOs guarantee accuracy, improve transparency and build trust.
About qashqade AG
Engineered in Switzerland by private markets experts, qashqade’s allocation management platform helps GPs, LPs and fund administrators handle increasingly complex allocation workflows with accuracy, transparency and confidence. Designed for CFOs, COOs, accounting and operations teams, qashqade deals comfortably with any asset class and fund structure. Unlike other providers, we deliver lasting infrastructure, built to support increasingly complex operations, as you evolve and grow. Our platform automates and validates allocation and fee calculations across all capital flows, including waterfalls, fees and carried interest. By replacing manual, spreadsheet-driven processes with a purpose-built engine, qashqade delivers clarity, certainty and stability in an error-free and fully auditable environment. Because qashqade directly follows the actual economics defined in LPAs, every return of capital, hurdle, catch-up and carried interest calculation is processed in the correct contractual sequence, ensuring outcomes match what was agreed. This enforces a robust, diligent process and guarantees that results reflect the underlying fund documentation. qashqade serves a global client base from offices in Zurich, New York, London and Budapest.
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Signals from qashqade AG
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Presence & Recognition
qashqade AG is speaking and connecting at private markets events in Orlando, London, Luxembourg, New York, and Oxford.
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Research & Knowledge
qashqade AG published a new insights piece analyzing private markets operations in 2026, covering LPA interpretation, Excel tools, talent retention, and LP reporting challenges.
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Research & Knowledge
qashqade AG published a full piece on the current state of PE operations in 2026, highlighting side letters and continuation vehicles making LPA interpretation harder, AI-coded tools becoming unmaintainable Excel, talent retention turning into fundraising questions, and reporting expectations climbing fast.
Reported by Caroline (Steinort) Fink