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Every fund's calendar,
generated.

A fund's dealing and settlement days aren't one market's holidays — they're the intersection of its domicile, its manager's location, its class currencies and the markets it actually holds. Fund Calendars derives each fund's calendar from those factors, from a centrally maintained holiday store — so the calendar is generated, not maintained.

A quiet spreadsheet
with loud failure modes.

Fund calendars are usually maintained by hand, once a year, in a spreadsheet — and every error stays invisible until the day it isn't: a dealing day accepted when the underlying markets are shut, or a settlement date that lands on a holiday nobody checked.

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Four calendars in one
Domicile holidays, the manager's business days, each share class's currency settlement days, and the trading calendars of the markets the fund holds — a valid dealing day has to clear all of them.
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Holdings change the answer
Whether a closed market matters depends on how much of the fund trades there. A materiality threshold on underlying-market closures — weighted by holdings — turns judgement into a rule.
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Settlement has its own rules
Settlement dates roll across business days per currency, and creation/redemption effective dates follow their own policy — none of which a one-column holiday list can express.

Configure the factors.
Generate the calendar.

1
Configure per fund
Each fund carries its calendar factors: domicile, investment-manager country, class currencies, and an underlying-market closure rule with a materiality threshold weighted by holdings.
2
One holiday store
Market, currency and country holidays are held once, centrally — dozens of exchanges, currencies and countries — with each market's source documented, instead of every team keeping its own list.
3
Generate
Dealing days fall out of the factors; settlement dates roll across the right business days; creation and redemption effective dates follow the configured policy. Re-generating is always safe.
4
Automate & export
Scheduled generation keeps calendars current, umbrella-level batches cover a whole range in one run, and the results export for the systems and teams that need them.

Derived from what
the fund actually holds.

The hardest factor — whether an underlying market's closure should close the fund — needs to know the fund's holdings and their weights. On the Veracis platform that data is already there, validated daily.

And because the holiday store is maintained once, centrally, a correction lands in every affected fund's calendar on the next generation — not in whichever spreadsheets someone remembered to update.

Same DNA as the rest of the suite: configure, generate, review, export — with every run recorded.

One dealing-day decision (illustrative)
Fund domicileOpen
Manager countryOpen
Class currenciesAll settling
Underlying markets closed31% of holdings
Materiality threshold25%
ResultNon-dealing day
Illustrative example — figures shown are for demonstration only.

Calendars,
off your plate.

Fund Calendars is in preview. If your team maintains dealing and settlement calendars by hand — for TA dealing, fund accounting or oversight — we'd love to show you what generated calendars look like.

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