PE directories typically combine a maintained editorial dataset with a partner data feed from a provider like Preqin, Pitchbook, or Bloomberg PE Data, plus public sources like fund SEC filings and GP press releases. The unified dataset feeds SleekRank, which publishes per-fund pages from that single source. Most subscription PE data providers expose feed access as part of their enterprise tier.

Performance data like IRR, multiples, and DPI is sensitive and often regulated. Public per-fund pages typically show only the headline strategy, vintage, and AUM. Performance details sit behind LP-only access via a membership plugin. SleekRank renders whatever the row contains; whether to show performance publicly depends on jurisdiction and the data provider's terms.

Add a co-investment flag column and a co-investment partner contact column. Pages render a co-investment opportunities section when the flag is set. LP-facing platforms use this to surface specific co-investment deals alongside the fund profile, useful for allocators seeking direct exposure alongside their primary fund commitment.

Continuation funds, where a GP rolls existing portfolio companies into a new vehicle, get their own row in the dataset with a fund_type column flagged as continuation. They render on their own page and on the per-strategy page for secondaries, since continuation funds are part of the GP-led secondaries market. Many directories also tag them within the original fund's page as a related entity.

Use a strategy column with values like large-cap buyout, mid-market buyout, growth equity, distressed, secondaries, infrastructure debt. Run a per-strategy page group keyed on the strategy slug. The strategy page renders every active fund pursuing that strategy, useful for LPs with strategy-specific mandates.

LP commitment data, where disclosed in public sources like CalPERS or LACERA filings, can be aggregated by fund and shown on the per-fund page. Most commercial datasets include this as a separate LP commitments dataset that you join to fund_slug. Public US pension LP filings are a common source, but commitment data from private LPs is rarely public.

Yes. Add a placement_agent column with the placement agent name and a contact column with the IR or fundraising lead's contact link. The page renders this in an LP-facing section that's typically gated behind verification. SleekRank serves the data; gating happens via your membership plugin.

Fund-of-funds get their own dataset because the relevant fields are different: underlying GP relationships, fund-of-funds fee layers, and target allocation across strategies. Run a separate /fund-of-funds/{slug}/ page group with its own template. Some directories cross-link from PE fund pages to fund-of-funds that have committed to that PE fund, using a separate commitments dataset.