Becoming Institutional Quality | Ep. 17
The video discusses what it means to meet institutional quality expectations. It emphasizes adding value, maintaining professionalism, and checking the boxes investors expect.
Institutional investors expect a documented process, regular reporting and a track record they can review. These answers cover how to build toward that standard.
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The video discusses what it means to meet institutional quality expectations. It emphasizes adding value, maintaining professionalism, and checking the boxes investors expect.
The video discusses what it means to meet institutional quality expectations. It emphasizes adding value, maintaining professionalism, and checking the boxes investors expect.
Chip Perkins of Perkins Fund Marketing discusses capital raising for family offices, institutional allocators, and fund managers. The description highlights trust and face-to-face relationships in a competitive environment, where thousands of funds seek attention.
General education only. Not legal, tax or investment advice.
Richard has run the Family Office Club since 2007, the largest investor club in the world by media reach. The team hosts 30 events a year, including 16 in person, and has hosted more than 340 events. Richard has done 46+ transactions as an investor and shares what he has learned on the Centimillionaire Strategies YouTube channel.
If you're working through a raise and have a question, I'm happy to help. Text or WhatsApp me at (808) 600-9260 or email Richard@CapitalRaising.com.