LP Database: the money behind the money

Every fund you pitch is raising from someone too. 11,212 limited partners (family offices, funds of funds, pensions, endowments, sovereign and public investors) with what we have watched them do directly, their SEC registrations and their US tax filings.

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The record

Who backs the funds

Family offices, pensions, endowments and sovereign funds, each with its SEC registration, US tax filings and the startups it backed directly.

11,212LPs on record
1,004also seen investing directly
591registered with the SEC
$2.0Theld by US foundations

Six kinds of limited partners

The largest foundations and endowments

Ranked by the assets on their latest IRS tax return.

Why a founder should care

1Funds raise on a clock.

A fund that just closed has years of cheques ahead; one near the end of its fund is saving for follow-ons. 10,578 firms filed to raise a new fund in the last 18 months.

2LPs shape what funds back.

A fund whose LPs are climate endowments will not lead your gaming round. Knowing who backs a fund tells you what it can say yes to.

3Some LPs go direct.

Family offices especially. 570 family offices on our records have backed companies themselves.

Where it comes from

SEC Form ADVAdvisers registered with the SEC, and what they manage.
IRS exempt organisationsUS foundations and endowments, with the assets on their latest return.
13F filingsThe public holdings of the largest institutions.
Rounds we watchedEvery direct deal, with the article or filing it came from.

Which LP committed to which fund is not public for most funds, and we do not guess it. What is shown is who they are, where, and what they were seen doing.

See who backs the funds you are pitching.

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