Research fragments
Notes sit in email, spreadsheets and individual memory. When the analyst who built the case is unavailable, the evidence and assumptions are hard to reconstruct.
Altys helps an Indian family office keep direct-equity and mutual-fund research current without building a large internal desk. Every holding gets a living thesis, company-specific guideposts, cited evidence and alerts when the facts change.
A family office rarely has an information shortage. The harder problem is keeping a concentrated set of direct holdings current while also reviewing funds, managers and family-level exposures.
Notes sit in email, spreadsheets and individual memory. When the analyst who built the case is unavailable, the evidence and assumptions are hard to reconstruct.
Holdings get revisited at quarter-end or after a sharp price move, rather than when a filing, guidance revision or ownership change alters the facts.
A strong company update can still increase an existing sector, factor or family-level concentration. Company research and portfolio exposure need to meet in one workflow.
Altys turns monitoring into a repeatable operating loop. The system watches; the family office decides.
Record the original thesis, the business drivers, management commitments, valuation assumptions and the evidence that would falsify the view.
Select the small set of company-specific KPIs, guidance bands, ownership signals and forensic thresholds that actually matter for each holding.
New filings, results, concalls, shareholding patterns and relevant macro changes are attached to the right company and checked against those guideposts.
See the change alongside position size, sector and factor exposure, related funds and the original decision record before acting.
Keep the forecast, decision, outcome and lesson together so the office builds institutional memory rather than another folder of static reports.
For a family office with direct listed-equity exposure, monitoring should connect company filings, results, concalls, guidance, ownership, valuation and portfolio concentration. It should preserve the original thesis and show which new facts require a closer review.
No. Altys is focused on research and monitoring for Indian listed equities and mutual funds. It complements, rather than replaces, custody, accounting, tax and consolidated wealth-reporting systems.
Yes. Altys is designed around firm-specific guideposts and workflows, including KPI thresholds, guidance changes, forensic flags, ownership changes and portfolio exposures.
No. Altys is financial data, analytics and research-workflow software. It is not a SEBI-registered Research Analyst or Investment Adviser and does not tell a family office what to buy or sell.
Bring a real company universe and a real monitoring problem. We will show how Altys can connect the data, research workflow and alerts around the way your team already invests.