Insurers that invest in venture funds
22 insurers that report the venture funds they hold: 230 holdings in all, and 7 still adding venture funds.
- Start with the most active. Ranked by the venture funds each reports holding, with what it holds and how to reach it.
- Know what’s new. 7 of them are still adding venture funds, by their latest reports.
- From their own reports. Each insurer’s interests in private funds are from Schedule BA of the statutory annual statement it files with its state regulator, at carrying value.
230 venture fund holdings across 22 insurers
The numbers
| LP | Venture funds |
|---|---|
| The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America | 76 |
| Great American Insurance Company | 38 |
| The Prudential Insurance Company of America | 29 |
| Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company | 14 |
| The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company | 14 |
| MassMutual Ascend Life Insurance Company | 12 |
| Genworth Life Insurance Company | 10 |
| The Western and Southern Life Insurance Company | 10 |
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About the data
A fund counts as venture when its manager is in the fund index or the venture adviser directory, or, on a foundation’s return, when it is named as a venture fund; funds are linked to managers by name, and a match can be wrong. An LP is “still adding venture funds” when its latest report shows a fund from the last three years or one that wasn’t on the report before. Each LP’s page says what its amounts are and how old its report is. Organizations only: no individuals are listed.
Data feeds: latest LP reports (RSS) · every LP as CSV · the free weekly email for managers raising.
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