Emerging managers spend their first fund raising it.
Same problem founders have, one layer up: which allocators write into first-time funds, what they already back, and whether they are deploying this year. That information sits behind relationships and unreturned email.
So Max Pog from VC Pitch Conf and I built the list. 260+ institutional LPs, seven regions.
What’s In It
▫️ AUM, so you know if your fund size fits their check
▫️ Type: fund of funds, pension, endowment, foundation, sovereign wealth fund, government institution
▫️ Region, across seven
▫️ VC affiliation: named firms they back, plus confirmed 2026 commitments where disclosed
▫️ Website and LinkedIn
That fourth column is what makes it usable. An LP that committed to three seed funds this year behaves nothing like one that last touched venture in 2021.
Meet Them Live, September 17
VC Pitch Conf runs virtually on September 17, and it works from both sides of the table.
Raising a fund? Free.
▫️ 2 hours of co-investor, LP, and GP matchmaking, 7-minute 1:1s
▫️ Free entry for investors, plus the full deal flow from the event
▫️ The keynote track, also free
Raising a round?
▫️ 20 guaranteed 1:1 pitches, 7 minutes each, matched by industry, stage, and geo
▫️ 2.5 hours replacing months of cold outreach
▫️ 200+ VCs, angels, and family offices, all deploying
An afternoon of matched LP and GP conversations is this database run live. And it costs nothing if you are on the investor side.
👉 Join VC Pitch Conf — free for investors, code RUBEN10 for 10% off pitch tickets
The Institutional LP Database
260+ LPs backing VC funds in 2026. AUM, type, region, named affiliations, commitments, contacts.
Free for premium subscribers, with the rest of the library:
▫️ Investor Lists, 10,000+ check-writers, plus 144 family offices and 180 emerging funds
▫️ Financial Models, including the fund economics waterfall
▫️ 300+ pitch decks that raised