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Limited partners database

Research 30,000+ institutional investors, RIAs and family offices in the published allocator coverage. Fields and source evidence vary by record. The figure’s measurement date is not recorded; it is distinct from the broader private-markets entity count.

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Institutional allocator types

Public pensions

Research U.S. state, county, city and special district plans and available public meeting records.

Corporate pensions

DB and DC plans across industries and company sizes.

Endowments

University and hospital endowment research.

Foundations

Private and community foundation research.

Sovereign wealth funds

Sovereign wealth funds and available allocation context.

Insurance companies

Insurance organizations with disclosed investment activity.

Fund-of-funds

Fund-of-funds organizations across strategies.

Consultants

Investment consultants and manager-research context.

OCIO platforms

Asset allocators and outsourced CIO providers.

Family offices (9,000+ published coverage)

Single-family offices

With direct investment tracking, principal intelligence, and allocation preferences.

Multi-family offices

Platform AUM and client coverage across major regions.

Principal investment arms

Strategic family investors writing direct equity and co-invest.

Global regional coverage

Regional research across North America, Europe, MENA, APAC and LATAM; field-level coverage varies.

Data depth per LP

Available fields depend on the record, sources and licensed coverage. Research may include:

Firm-level details — AUM, mandate, asset class allocations, geographic preferences, consultant relationships
Decision-maker information — CIOs, investment directors and alternatives leads, with available contact and role-verification context
Investment preferences — stated strategy fit, historical commitment patterns, emerging manager appetite
Commitment history — known fund commitments by vintage, strategy, and check size
Recent activity — new commitments, policy changes, personnel transitions, board decisions
Mandate signals — board approvals, target allocation updates, RFPs, investment searches

Coverage by asset class

Private Equity

Venture Capital

Private Credit

Real Estate

Infrastructure

Secondaries

Hedge Funds

Natural Resources

Geographic coverage

North America

Institutional allocator research

Europe

Particularly strong family office coverage

MENA

GCC sovereign and family capital

APAC

Institutional and family capital across key markets

LATAM

Growing coverage across Brazil, Mexico, Argentina

Signal and mandate intelligence

Mandate shifts

Target allocation changes, strategy additions, policy updates.

Personnel transitions

CIO moves, IR team changes, board appointments.

Liquidity events

Exits and distributions that free capital for redeployment.

Board decisions

Public pension meeting minutes, consultant recommendations, manager approvals.

RFPs and investment searches

Published manager searches and requests for proposals where available.

How LP data is sourced

OSINT-first methodology: regulatory filings (Form ADV, 13F, state-level disclosures), public meeting minutes for public pensions, press releases, hiring announcements, domain and website changes, conference attendance signals. Combined with human validation by the Altss research team.

Review contact verification dates and the evidence behind mandate information. Source-specific timing varies; past activity does not establish a current allocation decision.

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F.A.Q

Frequently asked questions

How does LP data compare to Preqin and Dakota?

Compare the same population, product scope, dates and access rights. Vendor coverage totals are not proof of relative completeness, verification quality or performance. Review current primary-source product information and the relevant Altss coverage definition.

Can I export LP contacts?

Standard subscription intelligence is used in-platform. No public raw-data API, CSV export or bulk download of Altss content, data feed or graph-replication access is offered; customers can export their own data. Public factual pages and their Markdown equivalents may be read and cited. Agents accepts scoped requests for bounded paid results through manual commercial review; no automated external task transport is live.

Do you verify emails?

Email verification describes a checking process, not a guaranteed delivery rate. Delivery also depends on sending practices, recipient policy and the current mailbox state.

Do you cover emerging manager programs?

Research an allocator’s publicly stated eligibility and program criteria. A program’s existence does not mean a particular manager qualifies or that the allocator is currently accepting commitments.

How do you handle family office privacy?

Family offices can request review of their Altss profile and redaction of sensitive fields. We take allocator privacy seriously.

Pricing?

Published. Family Office Intelligence is $15,000/year, Global Investor Intelligence $18,000/year, and Full Market Intelligence $25,000/year. Plans include one named user; additional named users on global Intelligence plans and Fundraising OS plans are $5,000/year each. Regional Family Office Access covers one region's family offices: Europe Family Offices $5,000/year and North America Family Offices $8,000/year. Each is exactly 1 named user; additional users are not available on these plans. Altss Fundraising OS, which adds the investor CRM, AI-assisted outreach, and meeting and events intelligence, comes in three configurations: Family Office Fundraising OS $25,000/year, Global Fundraising OS $35,000/year, and Full Market + Fundraising OS $45,000/year. Matching Intelligence coverage is included in each OS price. Altss software licenses are annual. Separately contracted research, tasks, services and publishing engagements have their own terms when available. Institutional LP coverage begins at Global Investor Intelligence.

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