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Not sure if I understand the question. If the partnership is doing fundraising now, and none of the commitments have been drawn, there's no value yet, but there may be a contingent liability since you have to pony up the money when the GP asks for it.

Are you talking about a investing in the management firm (ie the GP)?
Or maybe in a secondary-market LP interest for a fund that's drawn some of its commitments?

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