At a glance
- The split between venture and secondaries capital is not in the publicly available summary, which stops at a subscriber paywall.
- Set against an AUM figure above $4.8 billion, $920 million works out to roughly 19%.
- Fund targets and the limited partner base do not appear in the summary either.
Vintage raised $920 million across venture funds and secondaries strategies, lifting assets under management above $4.8 billion, AltAssets reported on Oct. 26.
AltAssets' headline gives one combined figure for the two strategies. The split between venture and secondaries capital is not in the publicly available summary, which stops at a subscriber paywall.
Set against an AUM figure above $4.8 billion, $920 million works out to roughly 19%. That ratio is a ceiling of sorts: it holds if assets sit at exactly $4.8 billion and falls if they are higher. The raise adds to Vintage's size rather than transforming it.
A fund selector weighing Vintage's secondaries capacity still lacks the two numbers that would matter: how much of the $920 million went to secondaries rather than venture, and across how many funds. Fund targets and the limited partner base do not appear in the summary either.
| Item | Figure | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Total raised | $920 million | Venture funds and secondaries strategies combined, per AltAssets |
| Assets under management | Above $4.8 billion | Stated after the raise, per AltAssets |
| Raise as share of AUM | Roughly 19% | Arithmetic on the two figures above |
Reported by the Fundraising desk from AltAssets. Published . Corrections