Research · Public disclosure of private-fund data

Private funds held by public pensions — the disclosed record, searchable

A public pension plan is a public body. In California the law makes it publish, for every private-equity fund it holds, the fund's name, vintage, what it committed, what it paid in, what it got back, what is left, and the net return. This page is that record, one plan at a time, exactly as published — nothing added by any manager.

European fund vehicles — from the registers

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Vehicle Domicile Register number Manager Portfolio companies

Who are you — and what could you request

Searching needs no identity: the figures above are public information, published under a statute. Asking a fund's manager for more — terms, eligibility, documents — does. The answer below is the same one Conduit's eligibility engine gives, computed for every one of the records on this page and for every choice you can make here. It is not a promise about any fund; it says what the record can support today.

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