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INCEPTIV® Partner Ulin Vijaya Featured in Private Equity Career News Article

INCEPTIV® partner Ulin Vijaya was recently interviewed by David Toll for Private Equity Career News. Summary and highlights, as well as a link to the full article, below.

  • Los Angeles-based asset manager INCEPTIV®, which has so far backed several independent sponsors and GPs via SPVs, currently invests out of its $145M Platform vehicle.     
  • INCEPTIV® has invested with four firms with its debut platform, including a private equity firm, a growth equity firm, and two real estate independent sponsors, and has its eye on launching two successor platforms in 2023.
  • Founded in 2019, seven-person INCEPTIV® closed its debut fund, Inceptiv® Platform I LP, earlier this year. Four of the seven began working together more than decade ago at alternatives-focused wealth manager Luminous Capital, which was acquired by First Republic Bank in 2012.
  • In the beginning, the team pursued a strategy of backing blue-chip fund managers on behalf of wealthy investors, family offices and others.  Over time the team evolved a more opportunistic strategy that has reached its fruition at INCEPTIV®—providing independent sponsors with the growth capital they need to transact on a deal by deal basis, raise a fund, grow their team and institutionalize their operations.
  • The firm also finances carry buyouts and provides working capital lines to GPs. For INCEPTIV®'s own investors, it’s a chance to flip the gross-to-net spread and achieve returns that are higher than the gross asset level returns, participating in GP economics.
  • INCEPTIV® expects to be in the market next year with a real-estate-focused platform and a private equity/growth equity platform. The decision to break out the strategies into two funds stems from feedback from investors, Vijaya said: “They prefer funds that neatly fit into the ‘buckets’ they’ve allocated their capital to. Together the two funds would likely raise more than $145 million.”


Read the full article here:

https://privateequitycareer.com/debut-fund-backer-inceptiv-looks-to-raise-successor-funds-hire-interns-in-2023/#more-6232