The source of truth for performance metrics. When the caller needs MOIC, TVPI, DPI, RVPI, IRR, NAV, fund-level paid-in / called / distributed, J-curve, or any gross-vs.-net-of-fees/ carry cut, this is the endpoint: call it for the vehicle and read the canonical figure straight out of the body. Don't derive these from /v1/assets fields — the statement reconciles fees, carry, recyclables, and FX that the raw fields don't.

Returns the financial-statement workbooks stored for a vehicle, as parsed JSON. vehicle is required. One row per workbook (typically one per period close); the page is ordered from most-recent to oldest by created. Supported vehicle types: spv, ruv, venture_fund, and institutional_fund. Other vehicle types return 404.

Each row carries an opaque body object — the workbook's contents as JSON, sheet- and cell-shaped. The body's sheets are a parsed projection of the workbook: Fund Summary carries the headline multiples and IRRs (Total Fund and LP, net and gross of fees) alongside paid-in capital, total invested, distributions, and NAV; unaudited_SOI carries per-position cost, fair value, and unrealized gain; SOC (Statement of Changes in Partners' Capital) carries the capital activity and NAV roll-forward; Realizations carries exit proceeds. The exact shape is defined upstream; consumers should navigate the body's keys rather than rely on a fixed schema here. New sheets / columns may appear over time; treat unknown keys gracefully.

/v1/assets reads its rows from the vehicle's most recent statement; list statements for the vehicle to fetch the backing workbook contents.

{
  "data": [
    {
      "document_id": "doc_a1b2c3d4e5f6g7h8",
      "id": "fnstmt_4kP9wL2nXyTaQ7vR",
      "vehicle": {
        "id": "vhcl_k9Rm3nQp8wL1YxTa"
      }
    }
  ],
  "url": "/v1/financial_statements"
}