The Buyside Performance Benchmark
One benchmark, read three ways: by fund, across the LP and GP sides of the table, by asset class, and by the industry the capital actually went into.
LP and GP fund performance
Net IRR, TVPI, DPI and RVPI laid out as quartile bands by vintage year, the same Q1, median and Q3 read LPs use to size a commitment and GPs use to position a raise. Every cell carries a fund count, so a thin sample is flagged, not hidden.
Private equity, venture, credit and more
The same metric, held constant, compared across asset classes: private equity, venture capital, private credit, real estate, infrastructure, hedge funds and secondaries. See where a vintage rewarded illiquidity and where it did not.
Where in the economy capital actually worked
Fund and deal performance rolled up by the industry the underlying companies sit in, technology against health care against industrials, so a benchmark reads by sector exposure, not only by vehicle type.
Methodology, in short
Every cell is quoted as of a stated date, min, Q1, median, Q3, max and a weighted average, alongside the fund count behind it. A cell built from fewer than five funds is flagged as low sample rather than smoothed over.
Net IRR, TVPI, DPI, RVPI and called capital are the metrics on offer today. A fund can be dropped onto the vintage band directly to see how it sits against its peers.
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