I’m a student. What’re the best ways for me to learn about your fund?

I’m an incoming IB analyst prepping for on-cycle. I enjoy Googling specific PE funds to learn about their strategies, best practices, edges, and example investments.

Sometimes, when I look up an interesting fund, I find that there’s a lot of specific, high-quality information available. Some of your PE funds have websites that list links to seniors’ appearances in the media. I love being able to read the partners’ explanations of specific deals, their overall strategy, and the history of the fund. There are also a few podcast episodes where investment professionals go over the specifics of a deal. These are like gold mines of detailed info that let me learn a lot about how you think as experienced investors.

But most of the time, the best I can find is a list of your IPs and your current and exited portcos. After here, I just don’t really know where to go to get a better sense of what a fund’s investing style is like.

If you bring me in for an interview, I’d really like to take genuine, substantive reasons I like your fund into it. Having a general interest in the same industry you specialize in is probably not enough. I want to be able to tell you which of your deals I thought were the most compelling and how they align with my own investing interests.

Do you have any advice for getting that specific insight that’s commonly lacking from the internet? Is there more info in places I’m not looking?

Thank you in advance for any advice!