Cap Table
Real-time shareholder register, fully diluted in one click.
Every investor sees value, returns and full history.
Every investor sees their value, returns and full history.
Give every investor a personal portfolio with value, returns and transaction history. No spreadsheets by email – investors log in with BankID and see everything in their own view.
Key features
- Value based on the company's latest valuation or issue price
- Full transaction history — every share purchase, transfer and corporate action
- Transactions as PDF or CSV, and a contract note with share numbers for each transaction
- Structured updates and documents shared directly through the investor portal
What the investor sees
Holdings per company – shares, options, convertible loans and SLIPs – with value, what the investor paid and the return in kroner and per cent. The value follows the company's latest valuation or issue price, and the chart shows how it has changed.
If the investor owns through a holding company, that company's holdings are shown too.
The company, meetings and updates
Each company has its own page with information, shareholders, board and transactions. For Norwegian companies, announcements and accounts from the registers are shown as well.
Investors get the company's updates with attachments, meeting notices with RSVP and a notice when a meeting is under way.
Frequently asked questions
How does Nexus Connect calculate portfolio value?
Value is the number of shares times a price per share: the company's recorded valuation, otherwise the latest valuation point, the share class price or what the investor paid. The value changes when the company records a new valuation.
Can investors download their transactions?
Yes. The transaction history downloads as PDF or CSV, and each transaction has a contract note with the share numbers. The signed subscription agreement can be downloaded too.
What can investors see in the portal?
Investors see their holdings, the value, the return since they invested, their transaction history and the updates the company has shared with them. Each investor sees only their own holdings.