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“Underlying companies valued at $1B+” is an estimated count of underlying portfolio companies in third-party funds in which Sapphire has invested, with valuations greater than $1B based on a combination of audited & unaudited valuations from third party fund managers, as well as Pitchbook estimates, both as of Q2 2023 which are subject to change. Sapphire Partners has no investment discretion with respect to the investments made by the third-party managed funds in which Sapphire Partners has invested.
“Capital Commitments to funds”– Figure represents the cumulative amount of capital commitments made to third-party managed funds on the behalf of funds managed by Sapphire.
“Diverse Managers” – Sapphire defines a diverse manager as a third-party manager in which Sapphire has invested that includes a female and/or underrepresented minority professional with investment decision-making ability. While Sapphire has used reasonable efforts and assumptions to determine such results according to third-party information and internal analysis, Sapphire provides no guarantee of accuracy of results. Additionally, categorizations may be viewed differently by other market participants.
“Emerging Managers”– Sapphire defines an emerging manager as a third-party manager in which Sapphire has invested in a fund series I through III of such a fund manager. While Sapphire has used reasonable efforts and assumptions to determine such results according to third-party information and internal analysis, Sapphire provides no guarantee of accuracy of results. Additionally, categorizations may be viewed differently by other market participants.