We solve the 4 common problems facing young fund managers
Problem 1
High Fixed Costs
Typically, a new fund manager needs at least $25M of FUM just to breakeven.
Problem 2
No Track Record
Investors and regulators usually require a track record before they will provide funds or licenses. But for new managers this is often a 'Catch 22': without operating a fund, how can they develop a track record?
Problem 3
Access to Capital
It is always harder, and takes longer, to raise FUM than investors initial discussions suggest.
Problem 4
Conflict with Capital Allocation
Without years of experience, it is often hard to have the confidence to stick to a clear strategy in the face of market movements.
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Problem 3
Access to Capital
It is always harder, and takes longer, to raise FUM than investors initial discussions suggest.
Problem 4
Conflict with Capital Allocation
Without years of experience, it is often hard to have the confidence to stick to a clear strategy in the face of market movements.