Acuity Fund Solutions launches on Allvue to deliver a modern Fund Administration experience. By: Allvue team. September 1, 2026. New fund administrator builds its operating platform on Allvue's private capital technology, combining institutional capabilities with high-touch client service. MIAMI, FL - September 1, 2026 - Allvue Systems, a leading provider of technology for the private capital industry, today announced that Acuity Fund Solutions has selected Allvue as the technology foundation for its new fund administration business. Founded by experienced fund administration professionals, Acuity serves the evolving needs of today's private capital managers. As investment firms demand greater transparency, faster access to information, and scalable operating models, Acuity has built its business around the belief that exceptional client service should be supported by modern, purpose-built technology. From its inception, Acuity made the deliberate decision to build the core of its operating model on Allvue's Fund Accounting platform. This gave the firm a unified foundation for fund accounting, books and records, reporting, and operational data across its closed-end fund business, allowing it to deliver institutional-grade capabilities while maintaining the responsiveness and accessibility of a high-touch fund administrator. "General partners expect more from their service providers today than accurate accounting," said James DiCostanzo, Global Head of Fund Administration at Allvue Systems. "They expect timely information, operational transparency, and technology that helps them scale. Acuity recognized those expectations early and built its business on a platform designed specifically for private capital." For investment managers, the result is a fund administration model that combines experienced professionals with a modern operating environment. Clients benefit from: * A single source of truth for financial and operational data * Timely reporting and greater visibility across funds * Reduced operational complexity through a unified platform * Scalable infrastructure designed to support future growth * Direct access to senior fund administration professionals "When we founded Acuity, we started with one question: what should a modern fund administrator look like?" said Valerie Angell, COO, Acuity Fund Solutions. "We wanted to combine the personalized service of a high-touch fund administrator with the operational capabilities that larger organizations have spent years building. Selecting Allvue from day one gave us the technology foundation to deliver that experience immediately and continue evolving alongside our clients." The Allvue platform also supports Acuity's flexible service model, including co-sourced engagements for firms that choose to maintain their own technology environment. In those cases, Acuity's accounting professionals work directly within the client's Allvue instance, enabling investment managers to retain ownership of their data while extending their internal finance and operations teams with experienced fund administration expertise. For Allvue, Acuity reflects a broader shift across private capital. Increasingly, fund administrators are viewing technology not as operational infrastructure alone, but as a competitive differentiator that enhances the client experience, improves data quality, and supports scalable growth. "Technology has become an important part of how fund administrators differentiate themselves," added DiCostanzo. "Acuity's approach demonstrates that firms launching today can pair exceptional service with enterprise-grade technology from the outset, creating an experience that benefits both their clients and their own long-term growth." Allvue and Acuity share a common goal: helping investment managers simplify fund operations, strengthen confidence in their data, and build a scalable operational foundation for the future. About Allvue Systems. Allvue Systems provides actionable insights, benchmarks, and automation through an AI-powered platform that unifies data and streamlines workflows across the private investment lifecycle. With more than $8.5T in assets, 21K funds, and 500 clients managed on Allvue, Allvue Systems help make private markets more transparent, connected, and efficient. Allvue is purpose-built for alternative investment managers and its integrated suit of software enables firms of all sizes, including private equity, private debt and public credit managers, fund administrators, and banks, to enhance data accuracy and make smarter investment decisions. Headquartered in Miami, Allvue operates across North America, Europe, and India. Visit allvuesystems.com to learn more. About Acuity Fund Solutions. Acuity Fund Solutions is an independent fund administrator serving private equity, private credit, venture capital, real estate, and other alternative investment managers. Founded by experienced industry professionals, Acuity delivers responsive, senior-led fund administration built on modern technology. The firm's operating model combines institutional capabilities with personalized service, helping clients streamline operations, improve transparency, and focus on investing. Media contact:

Buyout firm Vista explores $3 billion sale of private markets data provider Allvue, sources say. Amy-Jo Crowley, David French and Milana Vinn By Amy-Jo Crowley, David French and Milana Vinn LONDON/NEW YORK, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Vista Equity Partners is weighing a potential sale of Allvue Systems, in a deal that could value the provider of data and analytics for asset managers and credit investors at as much as $3 billion including debt, four people familiar with the matter said. The move comes almost five years since Allvue's efforts to list via an initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange were thwarted by the end of a bull run in financial technology stocks in the fall of 2021. While many companies have struggled with subdued investor interest and depressed valuations in the years since, 2026 has seen a recovery in deal-making efforts involving specialized financial technology and data providers which have businesses resilient to the growth of artificial intelligence. Against this more positive backdrop, Vista has engaged bankers at Evercore and Barclays to explore sale options for the Miami-headquartered Allvue, whose products help manage investments, track performance and streamline back-office operations. Discussions with potential buyers are at an early stage, said the sources who cautioned that no deal was guaranteed and spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss confidential information. Vista and Barclays declined comment. Allvue and Evercore did not respond to comment requests. Vista formed Allvue Systems in 2019 by acquiring AltaReturn and merging it with its existing portfolio company, Black Mountain Systems. The company has since expanded through acquisitions, including private markets software firm PFA Solutions in 2024. Allvue now generates more than $200 million in annual recurring revenue, one of the people said. Allvue could fetch somewhere between $2 billion and $3 billion in the event of a sale, said the person and a further source, based on the firm's annual growth rate of more than 15%, margins exceeding 30%, and valuations achieved by comparable companies in the sectors. By comparison, when Vista pulled Allvue's IPO in September 2021, it was seeking a valuation of around $1.7 billion. As well as broader sector tailwinds, Allvue should benefit from perceived scarcity value, given few of its peers are not already inside large financial institutions. For example, BlackRock completed its £2.55 billion ($3.5 billion) acquisition of Preqin in March 2025. (Reporting by Amy-Jo Crowley in London and David French and Milana Vinn in New York; Editing by Alistair Bell)

Weekly news - week of august 10, 2026. This week's news continues focusing on AI-powered deal sourcing and embedded copilots to new integrations with AI platforms. Holland Mountain Group also saw continued investment in private markets technology, alongside new platforms making private markets more accessible to wealth managers. New & updated products. ScaleX Invest has launched European Tech Market Weather, a market tracker built on analysis of 9,700 private technology transactions to give a more current read on private tech valuations. Tracxn has added a Stealth Companies module, allowing investors to identify companies and founders operating in stealth before funding announcements are made public. Alto has launched Private Deal Room, an end-to-end platform allowing RIAs to source, execute and custody private markets deals using IRA assets. Alto cites more than $18trn currently held in IRAs. Navatar has introduced a governed AI framework combining its CRM with Salesforce Agentforce and Claude, giving private equity and investment banking firms controlled access to external models through Salesforce's trust layer while keeping deal records inside Navatar. Allvue has launched Intelligent Loan Operations, connecting loan notice receipt, investment accounting, cash reconciliation and GL posting in a single credit-native workflow. Asset Class has released its LP mobile app, giving investors portfolio summaries, capital call notifications, quarterly reports and distribution notices on mobile. Capsa AI has released a refreshed Citations panel showing every source behind an output, with citations preserved as comments in exported Word, Excel and PowerPoint files. Dynamo Software has released v3.0 of its platform for the alternatives ecosystem, introducing a suite of fully embedded AI agents alongside user experience and productivity improvements. Fundra has launched Fund Analyst, an MCP server that writes code to query portfolio data rather than exposing individual API endpoints to an agent. Deal activity. CAIS has closed a $170m Series D that values the alternative investment platform at more than $2bn, doubling its previous valuation. Fundcraft has closed a 5m euro Series A led by Aperture Capital, with SIX Fintech Ventures participating. The capital funds product development and international expansion. Finster AI has secured a strategic investment from UBS Investment Bank as part of its Series B round, alongside FactSet, to build AI-native infrastructure for banking and investment research workflows. Partnerships & integrations. KEY ESG's MCP connector is now listed on the official Anthropic MCP connector directory, allowing users to bring validated sustainability data into Claude directly. Titanbay and Coller Capital are partnering to give European wealth managers access to Coller's evergreen secondaries funds, with subscription, redemption and allocation management run through Titanbay's TradeEngine technology. Nasdaq eVestment's private markets datasets are now available to eligible LSEG workspace clients through Workspace and Datafeeds, bringing private markets intelligence into existing research workflows. Grandview Analytics has achieved Snowflake Select Partner status, reflecting verified implementation experience and technical certifications across its team. iCapital has launched integrations with Fidelity Investments and Charles Schwab that automatically import account information into the platform, removing manual data entry for advisers. PitchBook has partnered with V7 so that mutual clients can use PitchBook data inside V7 Go for deal screening, memo drafting, DDQ support and fund benchmarking via the Premium MCP Connector. Atominvest is now live as an official app in Anthropic's Claude directory and OpenAI's ChatGPT plugin directory, letting customers connect directly to Atominvest through either store without custom installation. New clients. 73 Strings has won Singapore-based alternative asset manager BSQ Capital Partners as a client. The win follows the opening of its Singapore office in March 2026 and continues its APAC expansion. Office & personnel. Mosaic has appointed Edward Bridges as VP of Engineering, leading the team building its AI-driven deal operating system for private markets. He joins from Greenlite, where he was Head of Engineering. Hazeltree has appointed Jessica Segarra as Chief Operating Officer. She joins from Chi-Rho Financial and brings more than 15 years of operational leadership in the hedge fund industry. Vendor research & whitepapers. Datasite and FT Longitude found that more than half of dealmakers no longer consider human-only decision-making defensible in complex transactions. Axial's latest member survey found 57% of respondents named valuation expectations as the main reason deals failed in H1 2026, more than double the 28% recorded for 2025. 87% still expect LMM M&A activity to hold or increase in H2. Dakota recorded over 1,000 private capital transactions totalling $189.2bn of disclosed value in July, including Francisco Partners' $21.0bn raise across two funds. Awards. Altus Group's ARGUS Assist has been named CRE Analytics Innovation of the Year at the 2026 PropTech Breakthrough Awards, recognising AI built specifically for commercial real estate analysis. Clearwater Analytics has won Best Technology Firm and Best Use of AI at the Insurance Asia News Institutional Asset Management Awards 2026, recognising its work with insurers managing complex portfolios and scaling into alternatives. 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