Finance for Quantum keeps a public directory of quantum-active funds. It also sells FDD reviews to those same funds, and plans a paid intelligence product for them. That is a real conflict to manage. These five commitments are how we manage it, in the open.
No fund pays to be listed, to sit higher, or to be framed more favorably. There is one verification process, and it applies to everyone the same way.
Commissioning an FDD review, or later subscribing to the workspace, does not change a fund coverage, position or narrative in the directory or the data. The same holds for companies. Being a customer is never a lever.
Every liquidity event, near-exit and acquirer record rests on an official source, quoted word for word and read twice before it is written. Every change is logged and can be undone. Nobody pays to appear, and nobody pays to be left out.
A review is commissioned by one fund and stays confidential to it. We do not sell the same review twice, and what we learn in a review never leaks into a company public record.
Finance for Quantum is operated by CFO Fractal. Quantum scientists are brought in per FDD review, matched to the modality. No hidden incentives, no brokered introductions, no undisclosed relationships behind the work.
The wall only means something if it is enforced. If anything in the directory, the data or a review looks like it breaks one of these five, tell us.