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It entirely depends on the size of the fund you’d be trying to invest in. Unless you are a family member or close friend of a very senior partner at a reputable fund, they would essentially laugh you out the door. The term “access constrained” exists for this very reason. $500k to $1M would likely get you into a small first time fund trying to get off the ground that’s sub $100M, and even then it’s not like just anyone will take your money. Capital is a commodity and most GPs attempt to build their LP base thoughtfully. If no relationship is built and there isn’t any visibility to the possibility you could scale that commitment, you would be quickly dismissed. There are LPs out there writing $10M-$15M checks that struggle to even get in strong funds north of $500M. The size range you mentioned would be squarely in the HNW individual range, and you’d typically only have access to the smallest range of the market, unless someone did you a favor by allowing you to invest. I’d need more details to give you better numbers. Performance is also important. Almost anyone could get into a horribly performing fund that needs money to survive. But nobody’s goal is to light money on fire, so everyone wants access to the best performing managers.

 

Plenty of platforms / intermediaries out there that decrease minimum tickets. All private banks now offer private markets offering and there are even independent platforms like Moonfare that allow individuals to invest at 100k minimums.

Overall looking at LPAs of funds, minimum for any established manager seems to be €5m, GP has discretion on this of course

 

The fundraising market has significantly turned. I think that with $1m you’ll get access to plenty of quality managers in this environment 

 

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