
A co-investment SPV sits alongside a main fund but runs on a completely separate administrative track: its own entity, its own subscription documents, its own KYC on participating LPs, and its own K-1s at year end. GPs who treat it as an extension of existing fund infrastructure regularly underestimate the setup and ongoing cost.
For a fund running two or three co-investments per year at average check sizes of $5 to $15 million, the formation and administration work is the same as running a separate fund in parallel. Allocations forms and administers co-investment SPVs with the same workflow used for primary fund vehicles, so GPs can offer co-invest access without building a separate operations process for each opportunity.

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