StrataNova shows what every portfolio, fund and stock actually owns, measured by where companies earn their revenue rather than the single label a classification system gives them.
Plus theme exposure against the benchmark and peers, performance and risk.
Plus Peer Intelligence: one firm against its geography- and AUM-matched peers.
Plus holdings, risk metrics and a screener across every fund.
Plus a stock screener showing how widely RIAs hold each name.
Amazon earns money from online retail, advertising, subscriptions and AWS cloud; GICS files it under Consumer Discretionary. Microsoft spans cloud infrastructure, productivity software, AI services and gaming; GICS calls it Information Technology. Every legacy classification forces a multi-line business into one bucket, and the distortion compounds once it flows into a portfolio.
StrataNova shows every company, fund and portfolio by the businesses it actually earns from, so exposure reads the way the business really runs.
No black box. Every exposure on the platform traces back to the companies that produce it, so when a client asks why, there is an answer.
The 49 core themes are a starting point. If a theme matters to your practice, whether decarbonization, longevity or reshoring, we can build it.
Semiconductors went from 4.6% to 8.8% of the pooled book of 1,943 RIAs between December 2024 and June 2026. Rising chip prices and the index funds advisers already owned did almost all of it.
StrataNova Capital was founded by Jack Mulcahy to give investment teams an exposure view that matches how businesses actually earn money.
The analytics are observational. StrataNova does not manage money, sell products or make trade recommendations; it shows what a portfolio holds and how that compares, and leaves the decisions with you.
We'll walk through the platform on your own holdings and show where your exposures sit against your peers. Thirty minutes, no commitment.
A read-only demo with a sample book, open for four hours. No commitment.