Multi-part, cited playbooks for fund managers
Guides for private capital fund managers
Multi-part guides for private capital fund managers, jurisdiction by jurisdiction. Every regulatory claim is cited to the regulator or the statute, with printable checklists you can take into a partner meeting.
Venture Capital
View shelfFund formation, deal flow, diligence and post-close operations for venture managers, jurisdiction by jurisdiction.
Emerging Managers
View shelfCross-cutting guides for anyone raising and operating a first institutional vehicle.
Explainers
Single-page explainers on how private funds and AI agents actually work. Shorter than a series, same sourcing rule.
Series
Multi-part guides written jurisdiction by jurisdiction, each part cited to the regulator or statute that governs it.
How to raise a VC fund, by jurisdictionShelves in progress
Series we are researching next. Each follows the same rule: no claim is published unless it can be cited to a regulator, a statute or an official register.
Private Equity
Buyout and growth equity fund operations, portfolio monitoring and LP reporting.
Shelf empty for now.
Private Credit
Direct lending and credit fund structures, covenant monitoring and borrower reporting.
Shelf empty for now.
Real Estate and Infrastructure
Real asset vehicles, project-level reporting and long-hold portfolio operations.
Shelf empty for now.
Family Offices and Endowments
Multi-asset portfolio oversight, manager selection and consolidated reporting.
Shelf empty for now.
How we source these guides
Every regulatory statement links to the primary source: the regulator's own site, the statute, or an official register. Where a figure is not published by an authoritative source, we describe the position qualitatively rather than estimate it. These guides are general information for fund managers and are not legal, tax or financial advice.
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