A Tale of Two Documents

It was the best of times. It was the worst of times. It was the time of document frustration. It was the time of electronification.

At DealVector we recently received a notice for redistribution through our network aimed at connecting with other holders of particular CDOs. The sender wanted a more agile response channel to potential EOD votes. Therefore he sent the notice in the hope of organizing a group of similar holders. The document was sent through a trustee channel and also through our Investorlink tool.

Through the traditional notice, a recipient that wanted to respond would need to:

  1. Find the key response area on page 5 of the 16 page document
  2. Print out the page
  3. Fill out several fields by hand (no form field entry on the PDF)
  4. Scan the signed form
  5. Figure out where to send the form, the instructions of which were found elsewhere than on page 5
  6. Wait and hope to hear back

With DealVector InvestorLink, a recipient that wanted to respond would simply:

  1. Click the received link
  2. Choose the deals relevant to the recipient from the list shown
  3. Hit send
  4. Begin interacting dynamically with other holders

InvestorLink immediately puts users one-click away from other affiliants. In this way, two-way dialogue (and more transactions) can be facilitated, not only in this instance but on an ongoing basis.

More dialogue? Easier communication? Dickens would be proud.