Valuation is a recurring fund workflow that feeds reporting, audits and LP communication. This blog explains how Taghash Services supports IPEV-aligned fair value with a repeatable process, an audit-ready evidence trail and review-ready documentation, so quarter closes stay predictable.
Solo capitalists are rewiring early-stage VC by combining one person decision-making with institutional fund standards. This blog explains what a solo GP is, why the model is rising and what founders and LPs should expect.
Fund operations become a second operating system once a fund is live. This blog explains why ops friction compounds across cycles and how Taghash Services helps teams run onboarding, capital calls, reporting and compliance in one system of record.
CalPERS, the largest public pension fund in the US, is moving to a total portfolio approach from 1 July 2026. This blog explains what it changes for VC and PE managers, from diligence and reporting to fees and pitching in total-portfolio terms.
Pari passu is now the baseline for AIF investor rights under Regulation 20(22), so side letters must fit within a disclosed framework. This blog explains what still survives under the SFA positive list and SEBI principles, plus a practical drafting checklist for fund managers.
European vs US waterfall decides when carry is paid and how profits are shared. This blog breaks down both models, explains clawbacks and escrows and shows why hybrids are now common.
LPs have become more selective and more structured than ever. This guide breaks down 12 criteria that help emerging VC managers earn trust and win commitments.
SEBI’s LVF lane is built for accredited investors making large commitments. This blog explains what SEBI relaxes for LVFs, the naming rules, migration steps and when this structure fits best.
Portfolio construction is how you increase your odds of owning the outliers that drive venture returns. This blog breaks down strike zone, bet count, cheque sizing with follow-on reserves and liquidity planning so your fund is built for a power law outcome distribution.
This blog breaks down how continuation vehicles work. It explains who benefits, what can go wrong and how India’s growing exit market is enabling smarter, long-term structures for investors and founders.
This blog breaks down how private equity buyouts work in India and why more promoters are opting for control deals. It also explains what changes after a buyout and how the outcome plays out for different stakeholders.
With our data centre now in India, upgraded Fund of Funds reporting, Kanban-style tasks on mobile and cleaner quarterly reports, this month’s release is all about better performance, smoother workflows and clearer insight for fund teams.
From friends-and-family Fund I to institution-backed Fund III, this blog breaks down how venture firms actually grow up in the eyes of LPs. It explores how reporting, governance and accredited investors shape that journey in the Indian context.
Every SEBI-registered AIF needs a Compliance Officer to stay on top of filings, audits and regulatory deadlines. This blog explains how scattered spreadsheets, emails and version chaos can be replaced with a structured compliance tracker inside Taghash.
Understand SEBI’s 2025 digital accessibility rules for AIFs and learn what funds must do to make their digital platforms inclusive and compliant.
Explore Taghash’s latest upgrades from deal merging to LP onboarding. Every feature boosts efficiency and control, making fund management faster and smarter.
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Get a clear view of SEBI’s Accredited Investor framework and learn how Taghash with NDML enables easy, seamless digital certification.
Decision-Making
This blog explores how VCs can build trust, run their raise like a process and win commitments from institutions that invest in professionalism as much as performance.
Fund Management Software
Every fund must eventually close. But with SEBI’s 2024 stricter rules and timelines, how transparently it’s managed now defines a manager’s credibility. This blog explains how to handle closures smartly and build trust for the next fund by meeting LP expectations.
Investment Insights
DPI shows how much cash a fund has returned, but it doesn’t tell the full story. LPs now look beyond DPI to other metrics for a complete view of performance. These reveal both realised and unrealised value, timing of returns and market comparison.
From managing follow-ups to consolidating portfolio data, Taghash is making your workflow more seamless than ever. With powerful new features like cross-module To-dos, Master MIS exports, customisable report settings, and an enhanced Formula Engine, staying on top of your contacts, companies, and funds has never been easier. To-do Across Contact
At Taghash, we’ve rebuilt the experience of managing portfolios, workflows, and relationships—making it faster, clearer, and more reliable. From investor-ready dashboards that transform data into narratives, to tasks that manage themselves, to internal referrals with zero confusion, and a LinkedIn extension that keeps your CRM spotless—every upgrade
Introduction In August 2024, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) issued the Cyber Security and Cyber Resilience Framework (CSCRF), a comprehensive set of requirements for all regulated entities. For Category I and II Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs), the deadline for full compliance is August 31, 2025. One of
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We’re thrilled to announce that Taghash has been accepted into the NVIDIA Inception program — a global accelerator that supports groundbreaking startups pushing the boundaries of AI, data science, and GPU-accelerated computing. This is an exciting milestone in our journey to reimagine how venture capital and private equity firms operate,
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Today, we’re excited to announce two new additions to Taghash: the Contact Book Module and Mass Mailing, designed to simplify how you manage contacts and communicate at scale. These two features equip you with an integrated workflow — centralizing contacts and outreach so every action happens in one place Contact
On Saturday, 5th July 2025, Gurgaon quietly hosted something refreshingly different — the BusinessBar Mixer, an invite-only gathering for founders, investors, and operators who believe real connections can’t be rushed or scripted. True to the BusinessBar spirit, there was no agenda, no panels, no name tags just handpicked people at
MCP Server
At Taghash, we’ve built the industry’s most complete end-to-end workflow platform for venture capital, private equity, and family offices — trusted by over 60 leading firms, including Blume Ventures, A91 Partners, Elevar Equity, 360.one, and KIFL. From deal sourcing, CRM, fund management, portfolio management, equity management, a contextual
"I don't want to see all these 100 different columns every time I want to see my deals." Sound familiar? This feedback from one of our customers perfectly captures a frustration we've heard time and again from investors managing complex deal pipelines. The Daily
Events
Our team had the privilege of participating in the Micro VC Summit 2025, hosted by the Headstart Network Foundation. More than just an industry event, the Summit was a genuine gathering of founders, fund managers, incubators, and partners — all working together to shape the next chapter of India’s early-stage
This quarter, we focused on building the features you've been asking for most, plus making everything more reliable behind the scenes. The biggest addition? AI that actually reads pitch decks for you. No more spending 20+ minutes pulling out key details manually. All of these features are live
Venture Capital Insights
After a period marked by oversupply of capital and underpriced risk, the first quarter of 2025 reveals a structurally altered investment environment defined by tighter benchmarks, return to fundamentals and recalibrated capital flows. To assess how VCs are adapting, Taghash and Datum surveyed 50+ Indian venture firms. The result is
In a business environment increasingly shaped by rapid technological disruption, legacy approaches to innovation are no longer sufficient. Traditional R&D - slow, insular, and expensive - often lags behind the speed at which start-ups are rewriting industry playbooks. For large enterprises, the response has been clear: look outward.