Mariner Zinsvale terminal interface showing predictive capital data
Feature Overview

Everything Mariner Zinsvale tracks, models, and surfaces for you

A single terminal built around contribution schedules, capital calls, and distribution forecasting — designed for investors who allocate alongside a full-time income rather than manage capital as a full-time job.

Currently onboarding New Zealand-based private investors.

Terminal Snapshot
Cash Flow
Forward-looking, per fund
Contributions
Scheduled + projected
Distributions
Timing estimates
Alerts
Capital call windows
Core Capabilities

Built around the parts of private capital that are easiest to lose track of

Each feature below addresses a specific point of friction that arises when contributions, calls, and distributions land irregularly against a salary-based cash flow.

01 — Forecasting

Contribution Forecasting

Mariner Zinsvale projects upcoming capital calls against your known income schedule, giving you a rolling view of what's likely to be due and when, rather than a static calendar entry.

02 — Visibility

Multi-Fund Aggregation

Positions across separate vehicles are pulled into one view, so you're not reconciling statements from multiple managers by hand every quarter.

03 — Timing

Distribution Windows

Historical pacing patterns are used to estimate likely distribution timing, helping you plan around cash flow rather than being surprised by it.

04 — Alerts

Capital Call Notices

Threshold-based alerts flag when a call is approaching relative to your available liquidity, giving you lead time to plan rather than react.

05 — Modeling

Scenario Modeling

Adjust assumptions — contribution pace, distribution delay, additional commitments — and see how the resulting cash flow shape changes.

06 — Reporting

Position Summaries

Clean, exportable summaries of committed, called, and returned capital per vehicle, structured for your own records or an advisor review.

Rolling
Forecast horizon, not fixed dates
Per-Fund
Granularity across vehicles
Threshold
Alert triggers you configure
Exportable
Summaries for your records
How It Works

From raw fund data to a usable forecast

The underlying process behind every projection shown in the terminal.

STEP 01

Fund Data Ingested

Statements, capital call notices, and distribution records are entered or connected into a single ledger per vehicle.

STEP 02

Pattern Modeling

Historical pacing across each fund is used to establish a baseline expectation for future timing and amounts.

STEP 03

Cash Flow Overlay

Projections are laid against your income schedule so upcoming obligations are visible in context, not isolation.

STEP 04

Alerts & Review

Thresholds you set trigger notices ahead of calls, and the full model is available to revisit as new statements arrive.

Mariner Zinsvale dashboard used for reviewing private capital positions
Why It Matters

Designed for the investor with a full-time job, not a full-time desk

Most tools built for private capital assume a dedicated operations team. Mariner Zinsvale assumes the opposite: an investor allocating capital on the side, who needs clarity in minutes rather than hours.

Every feature exists to reduce the manual reconciliation work that typically falls on individual LPs — checking statements, tracking due dates, and estimating when capital might return.

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