Ranked opportunities
Spot opportunities before the market does: firms you might otherwise miss, and existing relationships monitored continuously for room to grow.
Learn more about Ranked opportunitiesBuilt to find your strategy’s next investors
A predictive platform for asset and wealth management distribution teams. It ranks the allocators most likely to invest in your funds and strategies, including firms you might otherwise miss. A distribution accelerator for every strategy you raise.
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The problem
More data.Still no clear picture of the market?
Distribution teams keep adding research, market data and CRM enrichment. Yet most still can’t see the lay of the land in one place: their own funds, the competitors they’re up against, how they compare, and which allocators are shifting. The signals are there. Reading them at scale is the hard part.
What Tydl does
Tydl shows you where demand for your funds is building.
It analyses holdings, transactions and buying signals continuously, configured to your own funds and strategies. It ranks the allocators most likely to invest next, explains why each one surfaced, and shows the competitor funds on each prospect’s shelf and how yours compare.
Explore the platformOne platform, built around the strategy you’re raising
A sales accelerator with everything your team needs to land more allocations.
Prospect analysis
Why each firm surfaced, the competitor funds on its shelf, and how your funds compare and fit.
Learn more about Prospect analysisCompetitor benchmarking
Compare each prospect’s holdings and competitors with your fund before the conversation.
Learn more about Competitor benchmarkingMarket insight
Investigate before an allocation change becomes apparent to the rest of the market.
Learn more about Market insightLook-through
See who holds your funds and your competitors’ funds, directly and through other funds.
Learn more about Look-throughHow Tydl works
Your market mapped around your strategy, a model trained for it, and a connection to your CRM and daily workflow.
Learn more about How Tydl worksBuilt for the funds you run and the buyers you sell to
Fund types
- Mutual funds
- ETFs
- Closed-end funds
Buyer groups
- RIAs
- Institutions
- DFMs
- Wealth managers
- Family offices
- Endowments
- Foundations
Strategies covered so far
- Concentrated US equity
- US equity options income
- Asia and emerging markets equity
- Global mid-cap value
- US free-cash-flow value
- US spot bitcoin
- US active fixed income
- Broad commodities
- Robotics and automation equity
Your team has the signals to know who is about to allocate, and why
Start from your own funds
Each fund is mapped to its own category, peers and buyers, so your team works its own market, not a generic universe.
Your funds, each with its own peer set and the buyers it competes for. Build each fund’s prospect list
A prospect universe for each fund that updates as the market moves: first-time buyers of the category, category buyers yet to hold your fund, and clients with room to add.
One fund’s allocators, ranked by how likely each is to invest. Reach buyers before they move
Tydl looks for what came before earlier allocations, so your team can approach before the move shows in public disclosures.
A comparable fund is sold. Tydl flags it while the decision is still open, before it shows in public disclosures. Spot the opening on a competitor’s shelf
Who is adding, trimming or terminating the competitor funds in each allocator’s slots, and whether your fund could replace one, complement it or be a first purchase.
Allocator A’s shelf: Fund W adding, Fund X trimming, Fund Y terminated, Fund Z held since 2017.
How the models are tested
Each strategy gets its own predictive model, trained on historical allocation events across different market conditions, including periods of disruption and changing interest rates.
The method is backtested against historical allocation events.