Nature of Advisory Business 
Enhanced provides securities-related investment advisory services to its Clients (defined below) 
with its principal business activities focused on participation in renewable energy, historic real 
estate rehabilitation and affordable housing projects through federal and state incentive programs 
and other public policy investment strategies  as detailed more in  Item 10 –  Other Financial 
Industry Activities and Affiliations. 
Enhanced is a Delaware limited liability company that was organized in 2013 and was succeeded 
by reorganization to the business of Enhanced Capital Partners, Inc. (“Predecessor”) following a 
change in control of the Predecessor (the “Reorganization”).  The Predecessor was a Delaware 
corporation that was organized in 2008 and was succeeded by merger to the business of Enhanced 
Capital Partners, LLC  (“Enhanced Capital”), a former Delaware limited liability company, 
organized in 1999.  The Predecessor registered with the SEC as an investment adviser for the first 
time in 2012.  Enhanced registered with the SEC as an investment adviser for the first time in 
2014, through succession by application to the investment advisory business of the Predecessor.   
As detailed in Schedule R of Enhanced’s ADV Part 1, Enhanced has relying advisers, including, 
Enhanced Capital Group, LLC (“ECG”), Enhanced Capital SBIC Management, LLC (the “SBIC 
Manager”), Enhanced Puerto Rico LLC (“PR  Manager”),  Council & Enhanced Tennessee 
Manager, LLC (the “Tennessee Manager”), Enhanced Capital Impact Lending, LLC (the “Impact 
Manager”), and Enhanced Climate Finance LLC (“Climate Finance”) and collectively with the 
foregoing, the “Relying Advisers”).  Enhanced, together with its Relying Advisers, conducts a 
single advisory business subject to a unified compliance program.  References to “Enhanced” 
throughout this Brochure refer to Enhanced together with its Relying Advisers, unless the context 
otherwise requires.   
The Texas Fund, the Tennessee Fund, the SBIC Fund, the PR Account, the CRSS Account and the 
Sub-Advised Funds (all defined in this Brochure) constitute the only third-party clients for whom 
Enhanced provides securities-related investment advisory services (the “Clients”).  Enhanced also 
participates in certain State Investment Funds (defined below) that are proprietary in nature and 
are included on Part 1A of Enhanced’s Form ADV as proprietary accounts. 
Investment advice to each of the Clients is tailored to the Client’s individual needs and investment 
objectives and other criteria, as set forth in each Client’s limited partnership agreement, 
performance agreement, private placement memorandum and/or investment management 
agreements and,  if applicable, in accordance with a Client’s statutory mandates or regulatory 
restrictions for a particular program.  Enhanced seeks out economically viable investments with 
dedicated and competent management  and a high degree of market potential.  Enhanced also 
applies a thematic framework in its investing, on behalf of its Client and other accounts, to generate 
positive, measurable economic, environmental, and social (“EES”) impact alongside financial 
return.  Enhanced may accept clearly defined Client directives for responsible investing that do 
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not conflict with the Enhanced’s EES policy of acting as a responsible investor by aligning private 
sector resources with public policy goals to transform local economies for the benefit of investors 
and community stakeholders. Enhanced  manages  all  Clients in compliance with applicable 
mandates and directives.   For more detail, see in  Item  8  –  Methods of Analysis, Investment 
Strategies and Risk of Loss. 
As of December 31, 2023, Enhanced, including its Relying Advisers, had $331,250,503  of 
discretionary regulatory assets under management and $637,820,836  of  non-discretionary 
regulatory assets under management. 
State Investment Funds 
Enhanced manages funds raised through state focused investment programs (“State Investment 
Funds”) which have been created by state legislatures, state pension funds and the federal 
government.  These programs are intended to channel investment capital into targeted businesses 
and thereby create jobs, increase tax revenues and establish a local investment community 
infrastructure by attracting qualified managers to invest in businesses in such state.  Each 
legislatively enacted State Investment Fund has strict statutory investment mandates/regulatory 
restrictions with respect to the types of businesses in which a State Investment Fund may invest.  
All of the State Investment Funds are classified as proprietary accounts, with the exception of the 
Enhanced Jobs for Texas Fund, LLC (the “Texas Fund”) and Council & Enhanced Tennessee Fund 
LLC (the “Tennessee Fund”), which are the only State Investment Funds that are non-proprietary 
clients.   
The Texas Fund received an allocation of capital to invest pursuant to the Texas Small Business 
Venture Capital Program administered by the Texas Department of Agriculture (the 
“Department”) pursuant to a Performance Agreement between the Texas Fund and the Department 
(the “Performance Agreement”).  The Texas Small Business Venture Capital Program, which is 
no longer active, was administered by the Department pursuant to the State Small Business Credit 
Initiative Act of 2010 (the “SSBCI Act”) implemented by the United States Department of 
Treasury.  While the Texas Fund is no longer making investments, the Texas Fund primarily made 
debt investments and a limited number of direct equity investments into companies located in or 
with a substantial nexus to Texas.  The investments made by the Texas Fund followed investment 
parameters and restrictions of the SSBCI Act and the Performance Agreement.   
The Tennessee Fund received an allocation of capital to invest pursuant to Tennessee’s Small 
Business Investment Company Credit Act (“TNInvestco Act”) administered by Tennessee’s 
Department of Economic & Community Development.  While the Tennessee Fund is no longer 
making investments, the Tennessee Fund primarily made equity investments in businesses (with 
an emphasis on early-stage businesses)  located in Tennessee.  The investments made by the 
Tennessee Fund followed investment parameters and restrictions of the TNInvestco Act.  The 
Tennessee Fund is co-managed by Council Capital, a non-related company that invests in growth 
and early-stage growth companies and is based in Tennessee.  All investment decisions were made 
jointly by the Tennessee Manager and Council Capital.  The Tennessee Manager is co-owned by 
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Enhanced and Council Capital.
                                        
                                        
                                             The Tennessee Manager has discretion over, but not custody of,  
the assets of the Tennessee Fund. 
  
SBIC Fund 
Enhanced Small Business Investment Company, LP (the “SBIC Fund”) is a participant in the SBIC 
program, as administered by the U.S. Small Business Administration (the “SBA”).  The SBIC 
Fund primarily makes debt investments in businesses that meet the investment parameters and 
restrictions as set forth in Title 13, Chapter I, Part 107 of the Code of Federal Regulations and Title 
13, Chapter I, Part 121 of the Code of Federal Regulations (the “SBIC Regulations”).  It is noted 
that, while the SBIC Fund may still make follow on investments in existing portfolio companies, 
it is no longer making investments in new portfolio companies.   
PR Account 
The PR Manager provides investment advisory services to a separate account for a bank located 
in Puerto Rico (the “PR Account”) that provides debt investments to privately held businesses 
located in Puerto Rico that  meet the requirements of  the Community Reinvestment Act.  
Investments made by the PR Account must be made in a business that satisfies the requirements 
of Section 208.22(b) (1) of Regulation H of the Federal Reserve Act.  The PR Manager co-manages 
the PR Account with Popular Securities, LLC, a third-party entity that is not affiliated with the PR 
Manager or Enhanced.  The PR Manager does not have custody of or discretion over the assets of 
the PR Account. 
CRSS Account 
 
In keeping with the Client’s impact objectives, ECG provides investment advisory and related 
services to a separately managed account (the “CRSS Account”) owned by Crossroads Systems, 
Inc., a public company focused on investing in businesses that promote economic vitality and 
community development (“Crossroads”).  ECG has custody of but not discretion over the assets 
of the CRSS Account.  For more information about Crossroads, the owner of the CRSS Account, 
see Item 10 – Other Financial Industry Activities and Affiliations. 
Sub-Advised Funds 
Enhanced provides investment sub-advisory services to two private funds that are advised by third-
party investment managers (the “Sub-Advised Funds”).  Enhanced does not have custody of or 
discretion over the assets of the Sub-Advised Funds. 
•  The Impact Manager provides sub-advisory services to a third-party private fund that is the 
“master fund” in a master-feeder arrangement (the “TriLinc Fund”), as detailed in Item 
7.B.2 of Part 1A of Enhanced’s Form ADV.  Enhanced identifies, structures, and negotiates 
potential investment opportunities for the TriLinc  Fund and  makes  investment 
recommendations to its investment manager.   
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•  Climate Finance provides sub-advisory services to a third-party private limited partnership 
(the “BR Fund”), as detailed at Item 7.B.2 of Part 1A of Enhanced’s Form ADV. Enhanced 
identifies, structures, and negotiates potential investment opportunities for the BR Fund 
and makes investment recommendations to its investment manager. The CRSS Account 
has invested alongside the BR Fund. For more information about Crossroads, see Item 10 
– Other Financial Industry Activities and Affiliations. 
Ownership/Management 
Enhanced Capital Holdings, Inc., a Delaware corporation that is owned 100% by Enhanced Capital 
Employee Stock Ownership Trust, owns 51% of the voting securities of Enhanced Capital.  Trident 
ECP Holdings LLC, a limited liability company that is owned 100% by P10 Intermediate Holdings 
LLC, a Delaware limited liability company (“P10 LLC”), owns 49% of the voting securities of 
Enhanced Capital.  P10 LLC owns 100% of ECG, 82% of which it holds directly and 18% of 
which it holds through Trident ECG Holdings LLC.  P10 LLC is owned by P10 Holdings, Inc., a 
Delaware corporation (“P10 Holdings”),  which is owned by P10, Inc., a public 
company(“P10Co.”).  Mr. Michael A.G. Korengold, President and Chief Executive Officer of 
Enhanced and ECG, and certain other officers and employees of Enhanced are shareholders of 
P10Co. 
The members of the Board of Managers of Enhanced Capital are:  F. Barrett Davis, an independent 
director; Chris Florczak, an independent director; and William F. Souder, a Member of the Board 
and Chief Operations Officer of P10Co. and a Managing Partner and co-founder of RCP Advisors, 
LLC, RCP Advisors 2, LLC and RCP 3 Advisors, LLC, each an SEC-registered investment adviser 
and indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of P10Co.   
The members of the Board of Managers of ECG are: Mr. Korengold; Mr. Souder; and C. Clark 
Webb, Co-Chief Executive Officer of P10Co. and a director of Crossroads.  For more details on 
the subsidiaries of P10Co. and Messrs. Souder and Webb, see Item 10 – Other Financial Industry 
Activities and Affiliations. 
In addition to serving on the Board of Managers of Enhanced and ECG and as the President and 
Chief Executive Officer of Enhanced  and ECG, Mr.  Korengold serves as a member of the 
investment committee of each State Investment Fund and the SBIC Fund.  He also serves as a 
managing member of the general partner of the SBIC Fund, Enhanced Small Business Investment 
Company GP, LLC (the “SBIC GP”), and as a managing member of the SBIC Manager.  Mr. 
Korengold has over 20  years’ experience investing in portfolio companies and has been with 
Enhanced since 2001.  
The SBIC GP delegates responsibility for the management of the SBIC Fund to the SBIC Manager.  
ECG owns approximately 50% of the SBIC Manager.  The remaining ownership is as follows 
(approximate and rounded):  Mr. Korengold, 12.5%; Mr. Andrew Paul, 12.5%; and Mr. Barry 
Osherow, 25%.  
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As discussed in Item 10 – Other Financial Industry Activities and Affiliations, as an independent 
contractor, Mr. Paul Kasper, Chief Executive Officer of Enhanced PK Services, LLC, an SEC-
registered investment adviser (“EPKS”), provides investment advisory and consulting services to 
and is a supervised person of Enhanced.  Mr. Kasper serves as a member of the investment 
committee for the SBIC Fund, many of the State Investment Funds and the PR Account.  He also 
serves as a managing member of the SBIC GP and as a managing member of the SBIC Manager. 
With respect to all of Enhanced’s business operations, Enhanced’s firm-wide team consists of 
approximately 36 full- and part-time investment and corporate support professionals.    
Enhanced’s headquarters are in  New Orleans, Louisiana, with additional investment advisory 
offices in New York  and St. Louis.  All of Enhanced’s  books and records, together with its 
accounting, compliance and fund administration are located in New Orleans, Louisiana.