Discover established wealth
Search the HNWI and UHNWI Database by relevant profile, market, wealth, career, business, interest, and event criteria.
Explore HNWI and UHNWI Database →Diligencify helps wealth managers, private banks, RIAs, family-office advisors, and relationship teams discover and understand high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth individuals beyond a basic wealth estimate.
Identify timely prospects, map credible relationship paths, understand Source of Wealth and liquidity, prepare relevant outreach, and add diligence before the relationship advances.
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Most HNW prospects already have financial relationships. Relevance, timing, trust, and preparation matter.
A static database can identify a wealthy individual. Diligencify helps explain why the person may be relevant, how wealth was created, what has changed, who can provide a credible introduction, which interests may shape engagement, and whether material risk requires attention.
Search the HNWI and UHNWI Database by relevant profile, market, wealth, career, business, interest, and event criteria.
Explore HNWI and UHNWI Database →Find founders, executives, investors, and owners connected to recent exits, IPOs, secondaries, share sales, asset disposals, and other liquidity events.
Explore New Wealth →Evaluate estimated capacity, liquid-wealth potential, geography, industry, financial event, planning relevance, and fit with the firm's service model.
Reveal business, board, investment, advisory, university, nonprofit, and other relevant relationships that may support a warm introduction.
Explore Relationship Mapping →Understand career, Source of Wealth, companies, assets, family context where appropriate, interests, philanthropy, reputation, and recent developments.
Use Wealth Signals and ongoing monitoring to track liquidity, investments, appointments, philanthropy, litigation, regulation, and reputational change.
Explore Wealth Signals →Opportunity and risk should not live in separate information silos. The Source of Wealth story that improves prospect understanding may also support onboarding. The relationship map that finds an introduction may reveal an additional party to review. A liquidity event can create both an opportunity and new planning context.
Diligencify helps business development, relationship management, research, and compliance teams work from a connected intelligence picture while retaining their own roles and decisions.
The firm needed to research high-value prospects quickly and give relationship teams more than a name, title, and wealth estimate.
The team builds rapid prospect profiles covering net worth, liquid-wealth context, Source of Wealth, career, ownership, interests, philanthropy, and relevant reputational factors. Relationship mapping helps identify network-based paths for outreach. Wealth and interest intelligence supports longer-term nurturing rather than a one-time contact attempt.
Researchers spend less time assembling fragmented public information. Advisors begin conversations with a more coherent understanding of the prospect and the context behind the opportunity.
No quantified result is published for this engagement. Diligencify publishes a measurable outcome only where the customer has approved it and the result can be substantiated.
No. It is an intelligence platform that can support prospect discovery, research, qualification, engagement preparation, diligence, and monitoring. Enterprise integrations can bring relevant intelligence into an existing CRM.
New Wealth connects liquidity events to the founders, owners, executives, and investors whose financial position may have changed, then adds wealth, relationship, and diligence context.
Yes. Prospect research can be expanded into a deeper Source of Wealth, CDD, reputational, or EDD workflow as the relationship progresses.