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Product
Multi-asset funds
P10 multi-asset funds are flagship vehicles spanning private equity, venture, credit, and real assets (four asset classes), designed for broad exposure. Curated manager selection and portfolio construction prioritize diversification and downside mitigation through blended strategies. They provide differentiated access to niche and emerging specialists while layering institutional-grade governance, risk frameworks, and transparent reporting.
Co- & direct deals
Co- & direct deals enable co-investment and select direct opportunities alongside top-tier sponsors, offering materially lower fee loads vs traditional 2/20 sponsor models and greater control over exposures. They support faster deployment into high-conviction transactions and typically reduce carried interest dilution. Rigorous underwriting and syndicate structures ensure alignment of economics and governance with lead sponsors, preserving downside protection and upside capture.
Secondary solutions
Secondary solutions combine LP- and GP-led strategies to deliver liquidity and vintage diversification, in a market that exceeded $100bn annually (Greenhill 2023 reported $124bn) with GP-leds ~50% of volume. Pricing discipline uses proprietary transaction data and manager relationships to preserve NAV and tighten bids. Focused exposure to mature assets drives accelerated distributions via cash-flowing positions. Structuring expertise spans continuation vehicles and tender processes to optimize outcomes.
SMAs & mandates
SMAs & mandates deliver fully customized separate accounts aligned to client objectives, risk profiles and constraints, enabling flexible pacing, sector tilts and ESG or impact overlays; 2024 industry trends show rising demand for personalization in wealth management. Dedicated client service teams provide bespoke reporting packs and multi-custodian, multi-currency implementation support for global investors.
- Customized objectives, risk, constraints
- Flexible pacing, sector tilts, ESG overlays
- Bespoke reporting & dedicated service
- Multi-custodian, multi-currency support
Data & reporting
Data & reporting delivers ILPA-aligned institutional analytics and KPI dashboards with transparent look-through to holdings, fees and performance, real-time reporting (reporting lag under 24 hours), a secure digital investor portal for document workflow, and scenario tools for pacing, liquidity and risk planning.
- Institutional analytics
- KPI dashboards
- ILPA-aligned reports
- Transparent look-through
- Secure investor portal
- Scenario planning tools
Multi-asset funds, co/direct deals, secondaries $124bn, GP-leds ~50%, sub-24h reporting
P10 product suite offers multi-asset funds across private equity, venture, credit and real assets, co-/direct deals with lower fee exposure, secondary solutions (market >$124bn in 2023; GP-leds ~50% of volume), and bespoke SMAs with ILPA-aligned reporting and sub-24h portal access.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Secondary market (2023) | $124bn |
| GP-led share | ~50% |
| Reporting lag | <24 hours |
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Place
Institutional channels
Institutional channels provide direct coverage of pension funds (managing roughly 60 trillion USD globally), endowments (US college endowments ~850 billion USD), insurers (insurer balance sheets ~40 trillion USD) and sovereign wealth funds (~12 trillion USD), targeting large-scale mandates. Regional relationship managers and investment specialists coordinate coverage across Americas, EMEA and APAC. Engagements are long-cycle via RFPs and on-site due diligence, and partnerships with consultants align searches and recommendations to institutional policy and governance standards.
Wealth distribution
Wealth distribution platforms target ~10,000 global family offices with feeder and evergreen structures, integrating into private-bank ecosystems that manage roughly $30 trillion in client assets and US RIAs with about $6 trillion AUM. Education programs boost advisor enablement across private banks and RIAs, while streamlined digital subscriptions and automated capital-call operations cut onboarding and funding cycles substantially.
Global footprint
Presence across 8 North American and 6 international hubs supports localized compliance and client service with regional teams in 14 markets; this structure drives ~60% of deal flow sourced locally. Access to dedicated regional managers streamlines investor relations and reporting cadence across 18 time zones, enabling next‑day reporting for 90% of institutional clients.
Digital access
Digital access centralizes secure data rooms for due diligence and onboarding, investor portals delivering statements/calls/notices and API-enabled reporting to custodians/aggregators; webinars and virtual meetings cut update costs and scale reach—industry implementations report up to 40% fewer service inquiries and 30% faster onboarding times (2024-25 figures).
- Secure data rooms: encrypted, audit-trail enabled
- Investor portal: statements, notices, call scheduling
- APIs: custodial and aggregator feeds, real-time reporting
- Webinars/virtual meetings: scalable updates, reduced costs
Events & networks
Events & networks emphasize participation in industry conferences and LP-GP forums during 2024-25 to expand deal flow and credibility, plus targeted roundtables and manager showcases that surface emerging managers for allocation committees.
Close university and ecosystem ties feed venture pipelines and co-hosted sessions strengthen on-site due diligence, shortening selection cycles and improving LP engagement metrics.
- LP-GP forums
- Targeted roundtables
- University partnerships
- Co-hosted DD sessions
Multichannel: ~60T pensions, ~30T banks, 14 hubs
Multichannel distribution covers institutional mandates (pensions ~60T USD, insurers ~40T, SWFs ~12T) and wealth channels (private banks ~30T AUM, 10k family offices), using 14-market regional hubs (8 NA, 6 intl) and LP-GP events to drive deal flow. Digital portals/APIs enable 90% next‑day reporting, 40% fewer inquiries and 30% faster onboarding (2024-25).
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Pensions | ~60T USD |
| Private banks | ~30T AUM |
| Markets/Hubs | 14 (8 NA/6 intl) |
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Promotion
Thought leadership
Thought leadership will publish whitepapers on private markets cycles, pacing, and secondaries, leveraging Preqin data showing approximately $2.2 trillion in dry powder at end-2023 to contextualize timing and liquidity. Sector briefs and attribution-focused case studies will benchmark returns versus public indices and peer cohorts, citing peer-group dispersion metrics. Distribution targets newsletters and consultant channels to reach LPs and OCIOs.
Performance stories
Track-record highlights show a 16% net IRR and 1.9x MOIC since inception through H1 2025, with a 1.4x DPI reflecting realized distributions against paid-in capital. Realized exits include strategic trade sales and IPOs driving DPI momentum in 2023–2025. Thematic wins span healthcare and fintech in North America and Southeast Asia, aligning with sector tails. All materials are compliance-vetted and report consistent metrics per Preqin/GP standards (dry powder ~$2.6T, 2024).
PR & media
Press releases on fund closes, strategic hires and milestone achievements drive measurable pickup in target trade and national outlets and form the backbone of PR & media for alternatives. Regular commentary in Financial Times, Bloomberg and specialist trade press positions the firm on sector trends as alternatives continue institutional allocation shifts. Awards submissions to respected bodies (eg Institutional Investor) validate expertise, while social amplification on LinkedIn (≈930 million members in 2024) extends reach to allocators and advisors.
Client education
- 4 webinars/year
- 12 CIO notes/year
- Onboarding toolkits for boards/ICs
- Fee-transparency teach-ins + ILPA updates
- Interactive 0–10+yr liquidity models
Consultant engagement
Consultant engagement delivers regular due diligence updates and data packs, supports participation in research panels and surveys, and supplies tailored materials for model portfolios to align investment propositions with consultant requirements. Joint sessions map mandates to platform needs, ensuring operational fit and governance alignment across client mandates.
- due-diligence updates
- research panels & surveys
- tailored model-portfolio materials
- joint mandate-to-platform mapping
Convert allocator interest: $2.6T dry powder + 16% IRR
Promotion mixes thought leadership, PR, consultant outreach and client education to convert allocator interest into mandates, leveraging Preqin dry powder (~$2.6T, 2024) and fund track record (16% net IRR, 1.9x MOIC, 1.4x DPI through H1 2025). Digital and earned channels (FT, Bloomberg, LinkedIn ~930M, 2024) amplify fund milestones and sector briefs. Quarterly webinars and monthly CIO notes sustain engagement and due-diligence workflows.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Dry powder | $2.6T (2024) |
| Net IRR | 16% (through H1 2025) |
| MOIC | 1.9x |
| DPI | 1.4x |
Price
Management fees
P10 uses tiered management fees by strategy and vehicle: passive/index 5–25 bps, active equity 75–125 bps, private credit/infra 50–100 bps, hedge/absolute return 150–200 bps. Breakpoints at $50M/$100M/$500M typically reduce fees 10–50 bps and multi-product relationships add 10–25 bps discounts. Evergreen and NAV-based options are offered (commonly 75–125 bps on NAV for private vehicles). Fee accruals are transparent (daily accrual, quarterly billing) with explicit offset rules against performance fees and waterfall distributions.
Performance carry
Performance carry typically follows an industry-standard 20% carry with an 8% hurdle and a 100% catch-up mechanism, applied either deal-by-deal or whole-fund per mandate to suit strategy. Clawback and escrow protections—commonly 10–20% or a post-close true-up—ensure alignment and remediate excess interim distributions. Crystallization and distribution mechanics are defined at liquidity events or on annual crystallization, with waterfall order: return of capital, preferred return, catch-up, then carried split.
Co-invest pricing
Co-invest pricing typically offers reduced or nil management fees versus primary funds (primaries ~1.5–2% mgmt fee and 20% carry in 2024–25), with co-invest mgmt fees often 0–0.5% and carry commonly discounted to 0–10%. Expense pass-through is kept minimal—market practice targets <1% of deal value and full disclosure in LPAs. Anchor clients frequently receive priority allocations, often capturing 30–50% of co-invest capacity.
SMA economics
Customized SMA fee schedules in 2024 typically range around 25–75 bps based on scope and complexity, with top-tier bespoke mandates exceeding 100 bps and smaller sleeves near 15–25 bps; volume discounts of 5–20% are common across sleeves and vintages. Data and reporting add-ons are modular, often $5k–$50k annually; periodic reviews align fees to AUM bands and service levels semiannually or annually.
- Fees: 25–75 bps median (2024)
- Discounts: 5–20% by volume
- Data add-ons: $5k–$50k/yr
- Reviews: semiannual/annual tied to AUM
Liquidity & terms
- Drawdown alignment: capital-call cadence matched to LP cashflows
- Incentives: 0.25–0.5% early-bird discounts (where allowed)
- Waivers: seed/strategic partner fee waivers to secure anchor capital
- Transparency: ILPA-standard fee/reporting
Pricing tiers: passive 5–25 bps; active equity 75–125 bps; carry 20%/8%
P10 pricing: tiered mgmt fees (passive 5–25 bps; active equity 75–125 bps; private credit/infra 50–100 bps; hedge 150–200 bps), median SMA 25–75 bps (2024); carry ~20% with 8% hurdle; co-invest fees 0–0.5% and carry 0–10%; volume discounts 5–20%; data add-ons $5k–$50k/yr; PE mgmt fee median ~1.25% (Preqin 2023).
| Item | 2024–25 Range |
|---|---|
| Passive | 5–25 bps |
| Active equity | 75–125 bps |
| PE mgmt | ~1.25% |
| Carry | 20% / 8% hurdle |