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Primary Data · Altura Data Research · 2026

LP & investor database —
statistics and distribution data

Aggregated statistics from Altura Data's 13,400-contact investor database. Distributions by country, investor type, AUM range, and sector focus — derived from verified primary data and updated as the database grows.

Data as of June 2026 · Curated via algorithmic research and verification · Altura Data

13,400+
Total investor contacts in the full database
169
Countries represented across all investor types
5,863
Family office contacts (single + multi-family offices)
3,223
Venture capital investor contacts

The data below reflects the full Altura Data Full Investor Network (13,400+ contacts). All statistics are aggregate — no individual contact data is published here. The database is available for fund managers conducting LP outreach.

Investor type distribution

The database covers the full LP and co-investor ecosystem: family offices, VC funds, angel investors, private equity, and institutional allocators. Family offices (single + multi) collectively represent the largest segment.
Investor Type Contacts Share Distribution
Venture Capital (VC) 3,223 24.0%
Multi-Family Office 3,180 23.7%
Single-Family Office 2,683 20.0%
Startup Founder / CEO 439 3.3%
Angel Investor 350 2.6%
Connector / Advisor 284 2.1%
Debt Provider 221 1.6%
Private Equity 208 1.5%
Syndicate 87 0.6%
Hedge Fund 82 0.6%
Other / Institutional 368 2.7%

Remaining contacts include corporate innovation funds, registered investment advisors, investment banks, and real estate sponsors.

Geographic distribution

The United States dominates LP concentration, but the database has significant coverage of European family office hubs (Switzerland, UK, Monaco, Luxembourg) and emerging LP markets (UAE, Singapore, Brazil, Israel).

Top 15 countries by contact count

Country Contacts Distribution
United States2,140
Switzerland466
United Kingdom423
Canada179
United Arab Emirates136
Germany134
Singapore133
Brazil119
Israel103
France94
India94
Australia83
Monaco78
Hong Kong62
South Africa44

169 countries represented in total. Country data based on investor's listed location, not fund domicile.

AUM range distribution

AUM data is available for 2,029 contacts (15% of the database). Among those, the database skews institutional: 40% manage over $1B in assets. This reflects the family office and institutional LP composition of the dataset.
Estimated AUM Range Contacts Share of disclosed Distribution
$5B+28814%
$1B–$5B54727%
$500M–$1B23812%
$250M–$500M25212%
$100M–$250M33016%
$50M–$100M1538%
Under $50M22111%

AUM data disclosed for 2,029 of 13,400+ contacts. Figures represent estimated assets under management as reported or calculated from publicly available sources.

Stage focus distribution

Investors in the database often cover multiple stages. The figures below represent the total number of investors listing each stage — an investor covering Seed through Series B is counted in each category. The database skews toward growth-stage capital, with Series A and B having the highest coverage.

Stage Investor count Distribution
Series A3,504
Series B2,761
Seed2,503
Series C2,083
Post-Seed1,972
Post-Series C998
Pre-Seed880
Early-Stage493
Pre-Exit392

Top sector focus areas

Sector preference data is available for a subset of contacts. FinTech, SaaS, and HealthTech are the most commonly listed focus areas, consistent with their dominance in venture capital deal flow globally.

Sector Investor count Distribution
FinTech1,798
SaaS / Productivity / Future of Work1,561
HealthTech1,523
HighTech1,360
ConsumerTech1,291
GreenTech / ESG896
B2B Software1,029
DeepTech806
eCommerce821

Investors often list multiple sectors. Many contacts are sector-agnostic (not included in the above counts). These figures represent investors with at least one sector preference listed.

Access the full database

The data behind these statistics is available for purchase

The Altura Data investor database is available as a curated CSV with verified contact details — direct emails, company names, investor type, country, AUM, stage focus, and sector preferences. Designed for emerging fund managers conducting LP outreach.

Data methodology

The Altura Data investor database is compiled via algorithmic research and verification from public professional data sources. The database is designed for outreach to limited partners and co-investors in the context of fund formation and LP fundraising.

Statistics on this page reflect aggregate counts and distributions. No individual contact data is published here. For access to the full contact dataset, see the Altura Data product line.

Frequently asked questions

How many LP and family office contacts are in the Altura Data database?

The Full Investor Network contains 13,400+ contacts. The LP & Family Office Database contains 5,800+ family office contacts specifically. Family offices (single + multi) represent 43.7% of the full database (5,863 contacts).

Which countries have the most LP and family office investors?

The United States has the highest concentration (2,140 contacts), followed by Switzerland (466), United Kingdom (423), Canada (179), UAE (136), Germany (134), and Singapore (133). The database covers 169 countries in total, with strong representation in European family office hubs and Asia-Pacific financial centers.

What is the typical AUM of family offices in this database?

Among the 2,029 contacts with disclosed AUM data, the largest segment manages $1B–$5B (27%), followed by $100M–$250M (16%), $5B+ (14%), $250M–$500M (12%), and $500M–$1B (12%). The database skews toward institutional and ultra-high-net-worth family offices rather than smaller emerging family offices.

What stages do investors in this database typically focus on?

Series A has the highest coverage (3,504 investors), followed by Series B (2,761), Seed (2,503), and Series C (2,083). The database is well-suited for fund managers raising Seed through growth-stage funds. Many investors cover multiple stages.

How is this data compiled?

The Altura Data database is curated via algorithmic research and verification from public professional data. It is not derived from personal networks. Contact data includes direct email addresses, company affiliations, investor type classification, geographic location, AUM estimates where available, and investment preferences.