How FundComb Compiles Investor Data
FundComb combines public investor information with structured review so users can compare funds without a paywall or sign-up. The database is updated from fund websites, regulatory filings, official announcements, portfolio pages, public profiles and manual corrections.
Ranked Lists
List pages are generated from the live FundComb database. The largest lists use estimated FUM where available. Oldest lists use founding year. Popular lists use FundComb activity signals, including profile views and user interest.
Estimated FUM
Estimated FUM is our best current size estimate for an investor. It can come from disclosed assets under management, fund close announcements, fund size data, regulatory filings or reviewed public evidence. Some profiles have no size estimate because a reliable public figure is not available.
Headquarters, Offices and Geography
FundComb keeps headquarters, office presence and investment geography as separate fields. A firm headquartered in Singapore with a Sydney office should appear differently from an Australian-headquartered firm, and a global investor may invest in a country without having an office there.
Types, Stages and Focus Areas
Investor type, investment stage and domain focus are reviewed separately. This helps avoid over-crediting a fund for one historic deal or a broad sector mention. When evidence is mixed, FundComb uses conservative labels and flags lower-confidence items for review.
Corrections
The database changes as new evidence is found and older records are cleaned. Public pages include a feedback link so investors and readers can report stale URLs, outdated headquarters, missing offices or incorrect classifications.