Finance the future you believe in.
Become a limited partner in top-tier venture capital funds across the world’s leading innovation ecosystems.
Explore ecosystems →Accredited investors only
Research foundation
Venture risk is driven primarily by concentration.
Academic research demonstrates extreme return dispersion in venture capital. A small minority of companies and managers account for a disproportionate share of value creation, while median outcomes remain modest.
Diversified fund-of-funds strategies reduce the probability of capital loss to approximately 8%, compared to 20% for concentrated approaches—net of fees. Diversification benefits plateau at 20–25 underlying funds.
Structure
Institutional venture participation, modular by ecosystem
Explicit control
Allocate venture exposure intentionally by geographic ecosystem, rather than inheriting geography indirectly through individual managers or isolated fund commitments.
Diversification without selection burden
Each ecosystem fund allocates across multiple venture managers, providing broad company exposure within a bounded venture system — without requiring direct manager or startup selection.
Fewer irreversible decisions
Replace multiple high-stakes manager and vintage decisions with a single ecosystem allocation that evolves structurally over time.
Institutional structure that ages well
Portfolio construction, pacing, governance, and reporting follow established institutional practice — designed to remain coherent across cycles.
Framework
How venture exposure is structured
Ecosystem-specific fund vehicles
Each vehicle is dedicated to a single geographic venture ecosystem, allowing capital to be allocated intentionally within a defined and observable innovation system (e.g., Bay Area, Tel Aviv, London).
Diversified manager exposure
Each ecosystem fund allocates across multiple venture capital managers, creating broad company-level exposure within that ecosystem while reducing reliance on any single fund or outcome.
Modular allocation across ecosystems
Investors may allocate to one or multiple ecosystem funds, constructing venture exposure deliberately across geographies without managing numerous individual fund commitments.
Institutional governance and pacing
Portfolio construction, capital deployment, reporting, and oversight follow established institutional fund-of-funds practice, designed to remain coherent across market cycles.
Participation process
Select an ecosystem fund
Choose the geographic venture ecosystem you wish to allocate to.
Review fund documentation
Receive offering materials, structure details, governance, and fee disclosures.
Complete allocation
Execute subscription documents and commit capital under standard fund terms.
FAQ
Clarifying basics
Who is this for?
Accredited investors with $100,000+ minimum per fund. Appropriate for investors seeking long-term private technology exposure with disciplined risk management.
How is this different from picking startups or individual funds?
You become an LP in venture capital funds, not in companies directly. Each ecosystem fund diversifies across 20–25 managers and hundreds of underlying companies, reducing concentration risk.
When is capital deployed?
Vintage-aware deployment across multiple years to avoid single-period concentration. Capital calls follow standard fund-of-funds pacing.
What about liquidity and timeline?
Venture capital is a long-term, illiquid asset class. Secondary liquidity may be available through third-party providers, subject to market conditions.
What are the fees?
Transparent fee structure provided after position reservation. Institutional standard for fund-of-funds vehicles.
Affiliate program
For advisors and wealth managers
Registered investment advisors and wealth management professionals can offer clients access to institutional-grade venture capital through our ecosystem-focused fund-of-funds platform.
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Construct venture exposure intentionally.
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