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What is a Limited Partner (LP)

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May 03, 2023
What is a Limited Partner (LP)
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Mike Suprovici
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Jul 22, 2023
Limited Partners (LPs) are investors in your fund that provide capital. The most common types of LPs are high net worth individuals, pension funds, family offices, sovereign funds and insurance companies – just to name a few. They can be individuals or corporate entities themselves, but are nonetheless called LPs by you and your team. 
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