FundComb FAQ
Investor search, rankings and data quality
FundComb has been built since 2016 as a free investor search database. These answers explain how to use it and how to interpret the data.
Is FundComb free to use? +
Yes. FundComb keeps investor search, ranked lists and public fund profiles freely available without a paywall or required sign-up.
What investors does FundComb cover? +
FundComb tracks venture capital firms, private equity firms, hedge funds, family offices, credit funds, fund of funds, sovereign wealth funds, accelerators, corporate venture investors and asset managers.
Where does FundComb data come from? +
FundComb combines public investor websites, regulatory filings, official announcements, portfolio pages, public profiles, fundraise evidence, office evidence and manual corrections.
How are FundComb lists ranked? +
Largest lists use estimated FUM where public or reviewed data is available. Oldest lists use founding year. Popular lists use FundComb activity signals and profile interest.
What does estimated FUM mean? +
Estimated FUM is FundComb's best current size estimate for an investor. It may come from disclosed AUM, fund size data, filings, fund websites or reviewed public evidence.
How can I correct a profile? +
Use the report and feedback links on FundComb profiles. Corrections are reviewed against public evidence before they are reflected in the database.
Need a starting point?
Start with ranked lists if you know the investor category, or use search if you know a sector, geography, company type or fund name.