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Connecting investment-ready Projects
with global capital

  • Strategic advisory
  • Capital raising
  • Investment readiness
  • Cross-border partnerships
Register your OrganizationSee how it works

How institutional investors read a Project

  1. Institutional investors read evidence, not pitches.
  2. IAR asks their questions before they do.
  3. Every score points back to a document.
  4. Every Gap gets an owner and a due date.

How a Project moves through BCI

Eight steps from the first document to an Introduction. The platform calculates and records; people decide.

  1. Register the Organization

    A Project Owner registers the Organization, describes the Project and states its Capital Request: the instrument, the amount and the use of funds.

  2. Build the Data Room

    Documents go into the Project's protected Data Room, where every version is kept and every access is recorded.

  3. Fix what is missing, at once

    Automated Checks flag missing, expired or inconsistent documents as soon as they arrive, so they are fixed before BC looks at them.

  4. Screening

    A BC Analyst checks the submitted Project and makes the Screening Decision. A decline says what to change before resubmitting.

  5. IAR Assessment

    The platform calculates every score against a fixed Methodology Version. The BC Analyst reviews each one and signs the Assessment off.

  6. Close the Gaps

    Each shortfall becomes a Gap with an owner, a due date and closure evidence. Approved Professionals can help close them.

  7. IAR Report

    BC issues a version-controlled IAR Report. Under the Four-Eyes Rule, a second person checks it before it is issued.

  8. Capital access

    After Capital Access Approval, Capital Providers first see an anonymized Teaser. Identities are shared only after an NDA and Disclosure Authorization.

What BCI is built on

People decide. The platform calculates.

Automation proposes. An authorized person decides, and the decision is recorded with its reason.

Every conclusion traces to evidence.

Each score, figure and finding links to the document version and page it came from.

Confidential by design.

Organizations are isolated from each other, and the Capital Provider network is never open to browsing.

The platform's boundaries

  • Never decides alone.

    Every Screening Decision, Report Issuance and Disclosure Authorization is made by an authorized person and recorded.

  • Never gives investment advice.

    Automated output is labelled as automated analysis, never as a legal, investment or valuation opinion.

  • Never handles investment money.

    No funds, payments or securities pass through the platform. Regulated work belongs to Licensed Partners.

  • Never exposes the network.

    Project Owners cannot browse or contact Capital Providers. Identities are shared only through an Introduction.

Who takes part

Organization

  • Project Owner

    Gets the Project ready and funded without institutional-finance expertise.

BC

  • BC Analyst

    Screens, assesses and helps remediate Projects.

  • BC Management

    Approves capital access, issues IAR Reports and authorizes disclosures.

External, vetted by BC

  • Approved Professional

    A lawyer, accountant or adviser who helps close the Gaps assigned to them.

  • Capital Provider

    Finds ready Projects that fit its Mandate, in confidence.

  • Licensed Partner

    Performs the regulated parts of a financing.

Start with one Project.

Register your Organization, describe the Project and upload its first documents.

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