Every condition, with the evidence that closes it.
A financed project carries hundreds of obligations: conditions precedent, covenants, environmental and social action plan items, drawdown conditions and reporting dates. Held in spreadsheets and email threads, answering a single lender question becomes a two-day search, and a drawdown waits while somebody looks for a document.
Capital Governance holds them in one register. Each obligation carries an owner, a due date, and the document that evidences it attached to the item itself. A developer, a lender and a technical adviser each work from the same records, scoped so that every party sees what it is entitled to see. Every change is written to an append-only history, so you can show what was true on a given date rather than argue about it, and the data room is searchable inside that same scope.
It was built out of live governance work on an internationally financed programme, governing conditions precedent across drawdowns and an environmental and social action plan against IFC Performance Standards.
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