JC Joshua & Company
Technical Risk Underwriting for Private Equity.
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About JC Joshua & Company
JC Joshua & Co. is not a consulting firm. We are a Technical Risk Underwriting firm.
We bridge the dangerous gap between "Legal Diligence" and "Technical Reality" for Lower Middle Market (LMM) investors. Traditional IT consultants deliver "checkbox" reports that list generic risks but offer no accountability. We changed the model.
We treat Technical Due Diligence as an underwriting process. Our 10-Day Forensic Sprint quantifies technical debt, maps IP risks, and issues a "Technical Solvency Certificate " on the asset.
The Difference: The Warranty. We are the only firm that stands behind our audit with capital. Every certified asset comes with a 90-Day Technical Stability Warranty. If the code we certified breaks post-close, we deploy our Remediation Team to fix it at zero cost.
Who We Serve:
Private Equity Firms: Acquiring SaaS / Tech-Enabled assets ($5M - $50M EV).
Search Funds: looking for their first platform acquisition.
Independent Sponsors: Needing bankable diligence reports for lenders.
Core Services:
- Buy-Side SaaS Technical Due Diligence
- Forensic Code Audits (Proprietary IP Verification)
- Post-Close Technical Remediation & Turnarounds
- Fractional CTO & Interim Technical Leadership
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