Tolleson Wealth Management’s Peter Suberlak said the slowdown in fundraising has allowed family offices to “form new and deeper relationships with GPs,” according to Venture Capital Journal. The comments appeared in a “Meet the LP” profile of Tolleson Wealth Management published by Venture Capital Journal and authored by Brett Johnson, dated “2 days ago,” according to Venture Capital Journal.
What Tolleson’s LP profile said
The Venture Capital Journal profile is titled “Meet the LP: Tolleson Wealth Management,” according to Venture Capital Journal. The excerpt states that Suberlak’s view is that the fundraising slowdown has enabled family offices to build new and deeper GP relationships, according to Venture Capital Journal.
What is publicly available from the article
Venture Capital Journal’s page indicates the content is gated, showing prompts to “Create an account to continue reading,” “Register for free,” and “Already have an account? Sign in,” according to Venture Capital Journal. The page lists tags including “Family Office,” “LP News,” “LP Profiles,” and “US,” according to Venture Capital Journal.
Context
Family offices are widely known as a category of limited partner that can allocate to private market funds, including venture capital. General partners are widely known as the managers of private funds who raise capital from limited partners.
