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Learn how PE sponsors use various private equity investment strategies, including growth equity, buyouts, private credit and secondaries, to optimize returns and manage risk.

Co-investment is a minority investment alongside a private equity or venture capital fund, offering transparency, control and potential higher returns.

When fund managers are ready to invest in a private company, they usually have to make a capital call first. Learn more about capital calls in private equity and venture capital.

Regular investor updates help to build trust between a company’s leadership team and its investors. Learn how to write an effective investor update.

Learn how to measure investment fund performance. Explore key metrics for VC and PE funds—including IRR, MOIC, and ESG integration—for smarter investing.

Learn how private funds can craft a standout investor pitch deck for raising capital from LPs. Get best practices, free templates, and pitch deck examples.

Learn why a strong track record matters for VC and PE fundraising. Discover best practices for presenting your investment track record to LPs.

In finance, a tear sheet helps investors understand how their investment is performing. Learn more about how to create a tear sheet, what to include, and best practices.

Private investment funds often write an investment memo to decide whether or not to invest in an early-stage startup. Learn what goes into a great investment memo.

Limited partners are known as “silent partners” in a business partnership. Learn more about limited partners, their role in private equity and venture capital funds, and tax implications.

Understand the key components of fund management for private equity and venture capital funds. We'll cover how fund management works throughout a fund's lifecycle—from capital allocation, risk management, portfolio company oversight, asset management, and fund administration.