For fund-of-funds managers and capital raisers
Join DealStack’s Live Deal Briefings on Fridays at noon Eastern, for free. A firm presents a live deal, then takes your questions.
Fund-of-Funds Managers stay on. When the firm offers group terms, they get a private session on those terms, then the debrief of the deal with the firm out of the room. The terms are the firm’s own, in writing, before anyone commits.
Fund-of-Funds Managers apply through a 30-minute call with Pascal, and pay only after they are accepted.
DealStack has not verified information provided by the listing companies.
Every paid session is labelled Sponsored. Nothing on this page, or in the room, is a recommendation to invest.
Every Friday, 12:00–3:00 Eastern
The firm pitches the whole deal first, gives Fund-of-Funds Managers its group terms second, and is gone before its deal is debriefed.
Sponsored · free, open to everyone on DealStack
A firm that pays DealStack a flat fee presents one live deal for 30 minutes, followed by 30 minutes of investor questions.
You will hear:
The Live Deal Briefing is educational and informational. It is not a recommendation to invest.
When no firm presents, the hour may run as a members’ roundtable on a 506(c) or Regulation A deal already on DealStack, or an educational teardown. A weak deal is never put on the calendar to fill it. Days and times may change, and we do not promise a set number of sessions.
You join DealStack Council as a member, with every Council benefit, and get more on top.
On top of the Council:
When the presenting firm offers group terms, a private session on them with the firm, right after its Briefing.
For each deal with group terms: the terms, the date the window closes, and where the group stands.
List each 506(c) or Regulation A fund you run on DealStack at no charge, under DealStack’s standard listing agreement.
Discussion between sessions with the other managers, under the same rules as the room.
Some firms offer better share classes for larger commitments. The firm states, in its own offering documents, which class a group gets at which size by which date. DealStack lays those terms out on one slide, the same way every week, so you can compare them.
What you type in: an amount and your vehicle’s name. It binds no one. Change or withdraw it any time. The presenting firm sees it; other managers see only the group’s totals.
What the firm confirms as signed and funded under its offering documents. Only this number decides which class the group reaches.
DealStack never holds money, takes a subscription, sets terms or negotiates them. The tracker shows what managers and the firm enter. It is not a record of subscriptions.
Fit
DealStack Council for Fund-of-Funds Managers is for people who:
Pricing
$5,000
a year
Includes:
Renews each year until you cancel. If you paid $2,000 for the Accelerator, it counts: you pay the remaining $3,000. The annual fee is not refundable.
$500
a month
The same membership, paid monthly.
Renews each month until you cancel. Cancelling takes effect at the end of the month you have paid for.
Firms with a 506(c) or Regulation A deal live on DealStack present at a Live Deal Briefing through Capital Engine or a Promoted Deal Campaign. A firm that offers group terms can also give a Fund-of-Funds Manager Session.
Tell us about the fund you run. Applying starts with a 30-minute call with Pascal, and you pay only after you are accepted.
DealStack has not verified information provided by the listing companies.
DealStack Council for Fund-of-Funds Managers is an information and community service, not a securities transaction. DealStack is not a broker-dealer, investment adviser, or placement agent. DealStack does not recommend offerings, set or negotiate terms, take subscriptions, handle investor funds, or receive a percentage of capital raised. Group terms belong to the presenting firm and are stated in its offering documents. Each member invests, if at all, through their own vehicle and is responsible for that vehicle’s offering and compliance. Paid placements are disclosed to investors.