What is fund accounting, and why is it essential for investors?
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Fund accounting is a system that tracks and reports on assets and liabilities specific to investment funds, ensuring clarity and accuracy in NAV calculations, investor reporting, and compliance. Treelife provides fund accounting services to investors, helping maintain transparency and accountability across multiple investment vehicles.
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