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How Family Offices Not in Financial Centers Find GPs in Growth Markets

Last reviewed: 7 September 2026.

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What the '26 Family Office Surveys Actually Say About Geo Allocation

Last reviewed: 6 September 2026 · Surveys included as of that date are listed at the foot of the first table.

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What Return Do U.S. LPs Actually Require from a Non-U.S. Fund Manager?

Last reviewed: 25 August 2026

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Placement agent vs. cold outreach vs. warm introductions

Placement agent vs. cold outreach vs. warm introductions: what's the difference Most GPs frame the choice as "hire someone to raise capital, or do it...

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The flat-fee alternative to a placement agent

The flat-fee alternative to a placement agent "Free until it closes" and "cheap" are not the same thing. A success-fee model can look like the...

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Managing your LP pipeline after the first meeting

Managing Your LP Pipeline After the First Meeting A scheduled LP meeting isn't a commitment. It's the start of a longer process — and most GPs manage...

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How to Find Limited Partners for your next Fund

How to Find Limited Partners for Your next Fund Most GPs treat "finding LPs" as a database problem: get a list, start emailing. A list of names isn't...

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Why LPs are looking at DPI, not IRR

Why LPs are looking at DPI, not IRR

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How European GP meets U.S. allocators, without a success-fee Agent

For most of the last decade, the capital flowed from Europe to the U.S. European limited partners reached across the Atlantic for U.S. managers, and...

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