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The Rise of the Single-LP Fund
Single-LP funds — also called funds of one or separately managed accounts — allow one investor to be the sole LP in a dedicated vehicle. This structure has grown dramatically as large allocators seek customization and control.
For allocators with scale, the economics work — management fees of 50-75 bps instead of 150-200. For sponsors, it means committed capital and deep relationships, but lower economics and high-touch management.
Key topics: single-LP funds, separately managed accounts, SMA, funds of one, institutional investors, capital allocation, raising capital, private equity, venture capital, customized mandates, LP investing, fund managers, alternative investments, GP-LP relationships, asset allocation, family office, sovereign wealth funds, fee negotiation.
The Capital Stack — a daily briefing for anyone raising or allocating private capital: family offices, institutional investors, fund managers, and trusted advisors navigating the full investor landscape.
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By Thomas CarterSingle-LP funds — also called funds of one or separately managed accounts — allow one investor to be the sole LP in a dedicated vehicle. This structure has grown dramatically as large allocators seek customization and control.
For allocators with scale, the economics work — management fees of 50-75 bps instead of 150-200. For sponsors, it means committed capital and deep relationships, but lower economics and high-touch management.
Key topics: single-LP funds, separately managed accounts, SMA, funds of one, institutional investors, capital allocation, raising capital, private equity, venture capital, customized mandates, LP investing, fund managers, alternative investments, GP-LP relationships, asset allocation, family office, sovereign wealth funds, fee negotiation.
The Capital Stack — a daily briefing for anyone raising or allocating private capital: family offices, institutional investors, fund managers, and trusted advisors navigating the full investor landscape.
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