01 · What we have seen
02 · Fundraising news
Other news
03 · Last month’s view
04 · Methodology
How the Monitor is assembled, what it covers and what it leaves out.
Read the methodology
The Fundraise Monitor records closes and targets for private closed-end funds as AIP finds them in the financial press each morning. A raise is listed once it has been seen in more than one place. Continuation vehicles and single-investor mandates are included.
Both the fundraises and the news cover a rolling 20 days. What we have seen lists every raise announced in that window, newest first and largest first within a day. Each raise leaves the list 20 days after its announcement. Amounts are as announced, at the stage shown; first and interim closes show the amount raised so far.
Fundraising news covers the same 20 days. It is written from the manager’s own announcement, on a newswire or its website, for raises of $300m or more announced in that window, and each write-up leaves the page 20 days after its announcement. The largest lead.
The monthly review looks back over the past calendar month and leaves out raises under $100m. Where raises are in different currencies, they are ordered at approximate exchange rates.
This page is assembled automatically and is not checked by a person before it updates. Errors are possible; if you see one, please let us know.
How to read the tags
- Final close
- The fund has finished raising.
- First close
- The first money is in; raising goes on.
- Interim close
- A further stage before the final close.
- Hard cap
- Closed at the most the fund would take.
The Fundraise Monitor is a proprietary automated review. It records the fund raises AIP has tracked, not a complete count of the market, and nothing in it is investment advice or a recommendation.