Institutional investment managers with $100M+ in 13(f) securities, from quarterly SEC Form 13F-HR filings. Portfolio values, holdings counts, and reporting periods — cross-referenced with verified LP contact data.
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Form 13F is the quarterly holdings report that institutional investment managers must file with the SEC once they exercise investment discretion over $100 million or more in 13(f) securities. Filed within 45 days of each quarter end, it discloses the manager's equity positions, aggregate portfolio value, and number of holdings — the most complete public census of institutional capital in US markets.
The 13F population is a map of institutional allocators: endowments, foundations, pension managers, family offices, insurers, and outsourced CIOs all appear alongside hedge funds and traditional asset managers. Many of these institutions also write LP checks into private equity, venture capital, and hedge funds — and their 13F portfolio size signals capacity.
LPbacked indexes every 13F-HR filing each quarter — keeping the latest report (including amendments) per manager — and cross-references filers with LP profiles, surfacing the institutions most likely to allocate to private funds along with verified contact details.
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