Survey results: Would you invest in an emerging VC's fund 1 who's already wealthy but no VC experience or someone who is fiscally stable and experienced in the VC industry but is a fund 1 rookie? 90% Rookie with experience 41 people surveyed. I thought it would be the reverse because the wealthy person already has capital and can just go hire people with experience and build the firm around that talent. Very interesting 🤔
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As emerging fund managers, the temptation to chase every investor dollar is real—but more capital doesn’t always mean more success. Here's why focusing on the right capital and aligning it with your long-term strategy is key: 🔑 Aligning Capital with Strategy It’s not about gathering as much capital as possible, but about matching the right partners to your fund’s goals. Individual investors often have short-term horizons that might not align with your fund's long-term vision. 🔧 Building Efficient Systems Focus on robust, scalable systems for smooth operations, accountability, and effective communication. This builds trust with institutional partners and allows you to execute your thesis effectively. 👥 Building a Strong Team The team behind the fund is your differentiator. A cohesive, experienced team can execute complex strategies and weather market storms, delivering consistent results and long-term value. 💼 Don’t Beg for Capital—Earn It The right investors will come when your team is strong, your systems are efficient, and your thesis is solid. The market rewards consistent execution. Remember, it’s not about raising capital—it’s about managing it wisely to create lasting value. #FundManagement #EmergingManagers #InvestmentStrategy #TheCreditGenius
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📊📈As megafunds and established managers dominate fundraising, should LPs be looking downstream for opportunities to invest in emerging managers? 📖🔍This piece investigates the performance of emerging and established managers to try to answer this age-old question Great work by my PitchBook colleagues Van Le, Zane Carmean, CFA, CAIA, Susan Hu and Kaidi Gao! #fundraising #LPs #fundmanagers #privateequity #PE #venturecapital #VC #pitchbook
The perennial debate between established vs emerging managers: which group delivers better returns to capital allocators (LPs)? I'm excited to share that PitchBook's latest analyst note, Establishing a Case for Emerging Managers: Exploring the effect of manager experience on private fund returns, has gone live. Established managers have the advantage of accrued experience managing capital across market cycles, which they leverage to demonstrate a track record of success to potential LPs. Emerging managers, lacking such a track record, must rely more heavily on forward-looking narratives. In this note, we compare the historical funds returns data of established managers with that of emerging managers while providing additional nuance on the impact that fund size has historically had on performance. We also include “ancillary” emerging fund offerings of established GPs as an alternative comparison. The analysis focuses on the US private market and spans across multiple asset classes, including PE (buyout), VC, real estate and private debt. A snapshot of venture: VC funds offer significant upside potential, with emerging managers having consistently outperformed since the late 1990s. However, returns from emerging VC managers are more volatile than their established peers. This research is a collaborative project with the Quantitative Research and Data Analysis team. A big shout out to Zane Carmean, Susan Hu and Van Le for co-writing the report. 🔗 Link to download the (free) report: https://lnkd.in/ggKYB2Yr
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The perennial debate between established vs emerging managers: which group delivers better returns to capital allocators (LPs)? I'm excited to share that PitchBook's latest analyst note, Establishing a Case for Emerging Managers: Exploring the effect of manager experience on private fund returns, has gone live. Established managers have the advantage of accrued experience managing capital across market cycles, which they leverage to demonstrate a track record of success to potential LPs. Emerging managers, lacking such a track record, must rely more heavily on forward-looking narratives. In this note, we compare the historical funds returns data of established managers with that of emerging managers while providing additional nuance on the impact that fund size has historically had on performance. We also include “ancillary” emerging fund offerings of established GPs as an alternative comparison. The analysis focuses on the US private market and spans across multiple asset classes, including PE (buyout), VC, real estate and private debt. A snapshot of venture: VC funds offer significant upside potential, with emerging managers having consistently outperformed since the late 1990s. However, returns from emerging VC managers are more volatile than their established peers. This research is a collaborative project with the Quantitative Research and Data Analysis team. A big shout out to Zane Carmean, Susan Hu and Van Le for co-writing the report. 🔗 Link to download the (free) report: https://lnkd.in/ggKYB2Yr
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Emerging investment managers (those with 3 or fewer fund launches) often carve out niche strategies that allow them to exploit opportunities not readily available to larger, more established firms (4+ funds). These can include technology specialization in VC... According to PitchBook, "...data indicates that portfolios constructed of emerging managers could, in many cases, have outperformed those constructed solely of established firms—and with lower downside via diversification. In VC, specialist managers, regardless of firm experience, have tended to be the winners compared with generalists For LPs, the decision to invest in emerging versus established managers should not be a binary one. A strategic blend of both can potentially harness the strengths of each. Emerging managers can offer thematic exposures and greater alignment of interest, while established managers provide stability and experience." https://lnkd.in/e7JYQM45
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💡Benchmarks in the investment industry serve as a standard for measuring the performance of securities, mutual funds, or investment managers. They provide a reference point for analyzing allocation, risk, and return of a portfolio, enabling investors to make informed decisions. Thanks Peter Walker for keeping us all informed!! Can’t wait for this!! Follow and get on the waitlist for this one! #benchmarks #fundraising #Capitalraise #founders #womenshealth #femhealth #medtech #wellness
Wouldn't it be great if emerging VC managers had real performance data for funds like theirs? Not just drips and drabs, but aggregated benchmarks from thousands of funds with AUM under $200M...could be fascinating. Even better if there was a waitlist, hypothetically, where emerging managers and emerging LPs could secure their own copy. I mean, that'd be great. https://lnkd.in/gsTxzscb
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I'm diving into the World of ETFs... As a business owner with a high risk tolerance, I'm embarking on a journey to diversify my portfolio through ETF investments. My goal? To generate significant returns for future real estate projects and create passive income streams. I'm particularly interested in: • Leveraged ETFs • High-growth sector ETFs • Emerging market opportunities • Innovative tech and clean energy sectors 🔍 Seeking to connect with: 1. Experienced ETF brokers serving North America, EU & Emerging Markets clients 2. Fellow investors active in the ETF space 3. Financial advisors specializing in high-risk, high-reward strategies Let's exchange ideas, share experiences, and explore the vast potential of ETF investing together! If you're in this space or know someone who is, I'd love to connect. #ETFInvesting #HighRiskHighReward #FinancialFreedom #InvestmentStrategy #GlobalMarkets #TechInvesting #CleanEnergyInvestment #WealthCreation
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🚀 Excited to announce the release of our latest Analyst Note: Establishing a Case for Emerging Managers! 📊 In this research, we delve into the historical returns of emerging vs. established GPs across various sectors including buyout, VC, real estate, and private debt. Our aim? To equip LPs with valuable insights for portfolio construction in private markets and decision-making when considering external managers. 🔍 Key Highlights: Buyout Managers: Established managers demonstrate consistent performance, while emerging ones offer higher upside, particularly as established peers transition into megafunds. Emerging buyout managers have delivered better outcomes for LPs since the GFC. VC Funds: Emerging managers consistently outperform since the late 1990s, but with higher volatility compared to established peers. Real Estate Managers: Emerging players in niche areas show alpha potential post-GFC. Ancillary strategies at established firms exhibit attractive upside with moderated downside. Private Debt Managers: Emerging managers display higher upside potential but with increased downside risk, especially among bottom-decile performers. Favorable trends emerge for emerging debt funds, particularly in a higher-interest-rate environment. 📈 Our research integrates fund selection simulations, economic period analysis, and portfolio diversification strategies to offer actionable insights for LPs navigating the dynamic landscape of private markets. Check out the full note for in-depth analysis and implications! #PrivateMarkets #InvestmentInsights #EmergingManagers
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Private market opportunities are booming! We spoke to experts at IMpower FundForum to see how investors are capitalising on prospects and trends that are likely to impact investment strategies. Watch their interviews in this article! Explore the private credit landscape with Amit Bahri, Goldman Sachs Asset Management and discover the importance of creativity and discipline and asset selection to ensure resilience and stability. Hear from Raman Rajagopal, Invesco EMEA on the impact of rising interest rates on private markets and the challenges they face. Get an overview of global private market trends, their evolution and Fusion, a data aggregation platform to help standardise data for better investment and reporting strategies with Montserrat Serra Janer, J.P. Morgan. Dive in here 👉 http://spr.ly/6042iQ0Ma #IMpower #FundForum #privatemarkets #investment #assetallocation
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4moSure you can hire for experience but the rookie has more at risk and will be more invested to work through issues. Plus they have industry experience and probably some mentors or other types of support.