No, all co-invest offerings are made through the specified Allocate SPV and will be sponsored by the fund manager offering the co-invest opportunity.

While a co-invest provides exposure to a single company, it is not like owning a share of stock in a brokerage account. Your investment will be made through...

Co-invest offerings invest only in a single company at a single point in time. By contrast, funds generally invest in numerous companies, based on their sta...

This is another key distinction between funds and co-invests. As a co-invest represents an investment in a single company, there is generally only one capit...