Where is a good place to look for PE funds that you could apply to learn a lot?
Here I was thinking especially about small-cap funds.
Bloomberg, Preqin, PrivateEquityList etc. always ask for money to search for funds as far as I know.
How would you search for small-cap and mid-cap funds?
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