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Trace a GP's Track Record Across Fund Series

Connects individual funds back to the GP that raised them, so a manager’s full history, Fund I through the current raise, can be viewed and compared fund-over-fund rather than as a single blended figure.

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23,000+GPs Covered

Fund I → NowFull Series, Not Blended

Vintage-SpecificPeer Groups Per Fund

Why it matters

A GP’s current fundraise is only one data point. Understanding whether performance has improved, held steady, or declined across a manager’s history requires seeing each fund in the series individually, not a composite track record.

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Example

Pull a GP’s full fund series, show how each fund performed against its own vintage-specific peer group, and identify whether the manager’s relative performance has trended up or down across funds.

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18,000+ funds with individual, named performance data — not anonymized or pooled

23,000+ GPs covered, including firms currently in market and fundraising

175,000+ portfolio companies held across the funds in the database

1M+ private companies tracked in total, beyond current portfolio holdings

26,000+ private company transactions, with 2,000+ added every month

Daily industry news, keeping fund, GP, and transaction records current rather than static

15,000+ documents, including consultant reviews, pension documents, fund presentations, and more

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Trace a GP's Track Record Across Fund Series

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