Arrowroot Capital

I work at a large endowment fund and am trying to get my team interested in the growth equity space. It seems the only firm willing to accept a large amount of funding is Arrowroot Capital, but every time i bring them up its like a mentioned lord Voldemort. What exactly did this firm do that was so bad? 

 

As a less established LP, try getting into a Anderson, Sequoia or Kleiner Perkins fund. Definitely not the easiest thing to do. While is seems absurd for funds to be turning away investable money, they have fund caps are have a large amount of that capital reserved for historically LP's. Just a know fact of the LP game. There for if an LP wants to enter a certain asset class such as growth equity their options make be somewhat limited. 

 

What's Anderson?? Also, KP funds may have been hard to get into 10 years, and they're VC focused not growth. Sequoia is also more VC focused

If you want to get into growth equity, there are massive funds being raised that will be more than happy to take your large commitments - Insight, TA, Francisco, etc

"Just a known fact of the LP game". I'm not sure you have any idea what you're talking about

 

Former here. What’s the source of these accusations? Ppl throwing out these claims but fail to provide one piece of solid evidence. I’ve experienced nothing but professional and competent behavior while I was there and I’ll tell you I’ll be the first to call out if anything shady went on.

 

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