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Fundraising Intelligence Report

A real edition, 92 pages, generated from the live graph on September 29, 2026 for the brief below.

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The brief

We are launching a $300M growth equity Fund I. Which public plans are increasing their private equity commitments (the bucket plans file growth equity in), which growth funds of our size reported Form D sales in the last 18 months, and who advises the plans that committed?

100

allocators ranked on direction

rising in private equity

peer growth funds on Form D, 18 months

73rd

percentile a $300M fund sits at

The top five, as printed

Ranked on what each plan committed, year over year, never on its policy target

#	Allocator	Fit	Direction	Funds, prior to recent	Recent dollars	Growth	Consultant
1	South Carolina Retirement System (SCRS)	85.8	rising	15 to 22 (+10)	$1.2B	3	Albourne America LLC
2	Wisconsin Retirement System	80.3	not scored	2 to 22 (+31)	$1.2B	1	none named
3	California Public Employees' Retirement System	80.1	steady	91 to 122	$34.6B	16	none named
4	New Jersey Division of Investment	79.8	rising	8 to 20 (+5)	$3.2B	2	none named
5	New York State Common Retirement Fund	79.7	steady	70 to 54 (+16)	$10.6B	18	none named

What was refused

216 allocators screened out, with reasons

Too few private equity funds on the plan's own disclosure to read a direction (142)
No new private equity fund in the latest two complete years or since (45)
A falling pace with at most one new fund in the recent window (29)
A disclosure older than the report window is not read: the plan is invisible here, not uninterested

What DFX cannot see, stated

The limitations are printed, not buried

Growth equity is read inside private equity: the commitment tape has no growth bucket, so a growth fund is found by its name or the strategy the plan printed.
Only plans that publish minutes, ACFR schedules or performance reports are here, and 24 ranked plans have a record too recent to score a direction.
Form D amount sold is capital sold to date on the latest filing, never a final close; parallel, feeder and co-investment vehicles are set aside.
Consultant coverage is what the plans' own records name: 73 of the 100 ranked plans name none on the lines read, which is coverage, not a finding.

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Fundraising Intelligence Report

Ranked on what each plan committed, year over year, never on its policy target

#	Allocator	Fit	Direction	Funds, prior to recent	Recent dollars	Growth	Consultant
1	South Carolina Retirement System (SCRS)	85.8	rising	15 to 22 (+10)	$1.2B	3	Albourne America LLC
2	Wisconsin Retirement System	80.3	not scored	2 to 22 (+31)	$1.2B	1	none named
3	California Public Employees' Retirement System	80.1	steady	91 to 122	$34.6B	16	none named
4	New Jersey Division of Investment	79.8	rising	8 to 20 (+5)	$3.2B	2	none named
5	New York State Common Retirement Fund	79.7	steady	70 to 54 (+16)	$10.6B	18	none named

216 allocators screened out, with reasons

Too few private equity funds on the plan's own disclosure to read a direction (142)

No new private equity fund in the latest two complete years or since (45)

A falling pace with at most one new fund in the recent window (29)

A disclosure older than the report window is not read: the plan is invisible here, not uninterested

The limitations are printed, not buried

Growth equity is read inside private equity: the commitment tape has no growth bucket, so a growth fund is found by its name or the strategy the plan printed.

Only plans that publish minutes, ACFR schedules or performance reports are here, and 24 ranked plans have a record too recent to score a direction.

Form D amount sold is capital sold to date on the latest filing, never a final close; parallel, feeder and co-investment vehicles are set aside.

Consultant coverage is what the plans' own records name: 73 of the 100 ranked plans name none on the lines read, which is coverage, not a finding.