Valuation workflows

Keep debt, equity and warrant marks connected to their evidence.

NSight Private Credit — SBIC Edition organizes supported valuation methods, assumptions, source documents, comparisons and approvals for quarter-end review.

SBIC valuation software supports a repeatable valuation workflow: collect evidence, apply an approved method, review assumptions and movements, and retain the issued workpaper and history.

The operational problem

A mark needs more than a number.

Reviewers need to understand the selected method, the evidence behind key assumptions, the movement from the prior quarter and any difference from an administrator mark. Debt, equity and warrants require different evidence and calculation paths.

NSight keeps the workpaper, source pages, assumptions and approvals together while preserving the distinction between general fair-value workflows and SBA-specific valuation requirements.

Reviewed workflow

From source evidence to a controlled output.

  1. 01

    Collect evidence

    Associate borrower performance, instrument terms, prior marks and other approved source materials with the position.

  2. 02

    Prepare a proposed mark

    Apply a supported method and assumptions, with calculations that can be rerun from stored inputs.

  3. 03

    Review movement

    Compare proposed, administrator and prior-quarter marks and document the reasons for movement or disagreement.

  4. 04

    Approve and retain

    Issue the reviewed workpaper with its approval history and pass the approved output into the relevant reporting workflow.

Practical example

The review shows what moved—and why.

For a supported loan valuation, the reviewer can see the proposed mark beside the administrator mark, then trace the movement to approved assumptions and borrower evidence. Equity and warrant workflows retain their own methods, dates and source records.

Actual methods and instrument coverage are limited to the agreed, published scope.

Supported scope

What NSight does—and where people remain responsible.

  • NSight supports configured valuation workflows; it does not make an unattended valuation judgment.
  • People select and approve methods and assumptions.
  • ASC 820 workflows and SBA-specific valuation requirements are presented separately.
  • The published scope matrix governs supported instruments, conventions and methods.

Questions

Direct answers for an SBIC team.

What does SBIC valuation software do?

It organizes evidence, methods, assumptions, calculations, comparisons and approvals into repeatable workpapers for the supported portfolio instruments.

Can NSight value debt, equity and warrants?

NSight supports agreed workflows for loans, equity and warrants within its published scope. The responsible team reviews and approves methods, assumptions and results.

Does NSight replace valuation judgment?

No. It makes evidence and calculations reviewable and repeatable; people remain responsible for judgment and approval.

Next step

Start with a quarter you’ve already closed.

Choose a few borrowers and fund workpapers. NSigma reproduces the agreed outputs in NSight so your team can compare them line by line.