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Fair-value hierarchy

The accounting framework that separates quoted prices, observable inputs, and model-based marks.

Why it matters

More Level III exposure usually means more judgment in the reported value.

What this means on AltHarbor

Risk pages use valuation hierarchy to show how hard a portfolio is to mark.

Product-page application

Use this when reviewing fair-value hierarchy, level iii exposure, valuation inputs as mechanic fields. Product surfaces apply the same vocabulary to real fund facts.

Source checklist
  • Find the Level I, II, and III breakdown.
  • Check whether the table is by value, percentage, or asset count.
  • Read valuation footnotes before treating marks as precise.
Tooltip / inline use

Find the Level I, II, and III breakdown.

Apply this concept

Definition to source check to tool, controlled example, advisor language, and learning path.

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Controlled Examples

Use the concept, then inspect the model scenario.

Private EquityMODEL-PE-NAV
NAV / Level III context

Model NAV mark context and valuation confidence

Use a model valuation packet to connect reported NAV, private marks, valuation hierarchy, and performance comparisons.

Open Learn example