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Private Markets Diversification Report

Generate a private markets diversification report across managers, funds, vintages, strategies, geographies and sectors. Assess private markets concentration across the dimensions that matter to an institutional LP.

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What this generator covers

  1. Executive assessment
  2. Manager concentration
  3. Fund concentration
  4. Vintage diversification
  5. Strategy diversification
  6. Geographic diversification
  7. Sector diversification
  8. Cross-factor concentration
  9. Policy gaps
  10. Recommended actions

Inputs used by the document

  • Portfolio scope: Institution, Analysis date, Private markets NAV, Manager count, Fund count
  • Concentration measures: Largest manager exposure, Top-five manager exposure, Largest fund exposure, Largest vintage exposure, Largest strategy exposure, Largest geography exposure, Largest sector exposure
  • Assessment: Cross-factor concentration, Policy limits, Recommended actions

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Executive assessment

Endowment Investment Office's $540m private markets portfolio is broadly diversified across 17 managers and 29 funds, with selected vintage, geography and sector concentrations requiring attention as of December 31, 2026.

02

Manager concentration

The largest manager represents 12.5% of NAV; the top five represent 44% of NAV. Manager exposure should be evaluated across multiple funds and affiliated strategies.

03

Fund concentration

The portfolio holds 29 funds. The largest single-fund exposure is 7.8% of NAV, which remains a primary idiosyncratic risk measure.

04

Vintage diversification

The largest vintage is 2021 at 24% of NAV. Forward pacing should avoid compounding exposure to adjacent overrepresented years.

05

Strategy diversification

The largest strategy is Buyout at 46% of NAV. Assess diversification by economic driver, not only strategy label.

06

Geographic diversification

The largest geography is North America at 76% of NAV. Use underlying company revenue and asset exposure where available.

07

Sector diversification

The largest sector is Technology at 31% of look-through NAV. Look-through sector data should include co-investments and direct holdings.

08

Cross-factor concentration

2021 North American technology growth funds create the largest correlated exposure

09

Policy gaps

Current exposures should be tested against 15% per manager, 10% per fund, 25% per vintage, 50% per strategy. A portfolio can remain within each single limit while still carrying material correlated risk.

10

Recommended actions

Favor 2027-2028 Europe, secondaries and private credit; moderate new technology growth exposure

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Template 1.0 · Reviewed 13 August 2026