Frequently asked questions

Pulse Luxentis analyses surplus business capital and models liquidity scenarios using historical and structural data supplied by your organisation. The output is a set of risk-profiled allocation views intended to support internal treasury decisions, not a managed investment service.

Pulse Luxentis is built for finance teams and business owners who hold surplus operating capital and want a clearer, structured view of liquidity options before making allocation decisions. It is not designed for personal retail investing.

No. Pulse Luxentis does not hold, move, or have access to your capital. All analysis is informational; any resulting transfer, deposit, or allocation is executed by your own team through your existing banking or custodial relationships.

Inputs such as balance history, cash-flow cadence, and stated liquidity requirements are run through a modelling process that scores scenarios against volatility and access constraints. The result is presented as a set of labelled profiles rather than a single recommendation, so your team can weigh trade-offs directly.

Typically an overview of current surplus balances, expected drawdown timing, and any internal constraints on where funds can sit. The exact data request is confirmed during the initial assessment step before any modelling begins.

The reports produced by Pulse Luxentis are analytical and informational. They are not personalised financial, tax, or legal advice, and any decision to act on the modelling remains with your organisation and its own advisors.

Timelines vary depending on the completeness of the data provided and the number of scenarios requested. Once submitted, most assessment requests are reviewed and returned within a short turnaround window communicated at intake.

Yes. Liquidity needs change, so profiles can be re-run as balances, timelines, or constraints shift. Re-assessment follows the same intake process as the initial review.

Data submitted for modelling is used only to generate the requested analysis. Details on retention and handling are set out in our Privacy Policy, which we recommend reviewing before submitting an assessment request.

Pricing and engagement terms are discussed directly during onboarding rather than published generically, since scope varies by the size and complexity of the data set involved.

Engagements are considered on a case-by-case basis. Because regulatory treatment of surplus capital varies by region, we recommend confirming applicable local requirements with your own advisors alongside any engagement with Pulse Luxentis.

You can request a pause or end an engagement at any time by contacting us through the details provided in the footer. Any data handling obligations following termination are outlined in the Terms of Service.