Private Markets Manager Diversification Calculator for LPs
Work out how many private-market funds your budget can cover. For pension, endowment, family-office and fund-of-funds teams.
- At $30 million per fund, how many private-markets funds would our $750 million commitment budget cover?
- How many funds would we need if we commit $50 million to each?
- If we round up to whole fund commitments, how far would we go over our budget?
Relationship count at a glance
Estimate based on the inputs shown.
Whole average-sized commitments required to reach at least $750m.
How it is calculated
Required commitments = round up(target capital ÷ average commitment)
This is a commitment-sizing estimate, not a NAV or pacing model. Actual capital calls and exposure will differ.
Read the result in context
This helps an LP turn a target budget into a number of fund relationships. Use it to plan the spread of managers, the work to oversee them and access to funds.
Why is the result rounded up?
The model counts whole commitments at your chosen average size. Rounding up makes the total reach at least your target.
Is this a pacing model?
No. It does not model calls, distributions, NAV or vintage timing.
Does one manager always equal one fund?
No. Read the result as a count of fund commitments. One manager may run more than one fund.