Reserve Fund IV

LP Liquidity & Co-Investment Reserve (Vintage II)


The 2028 successor liquidity reserve. Provides limited-partner secondary liquidity and co-investment support across the vintage II portfolio.

$1.106B
Committed Capital
N/A
Net IRR Target
8 yr
Fund Term
Reserve
Strategy
Strategy

Investment thesis

UpManagement Reserve Fund IV is the 2028-vintage successor to Reserve Fund II. It supports limited partners across the vintage II portfolio with disciplined secondary liquidity and co-investment participation. The reserve is governed by the investment committee under standard eligibility and pricing controls, and does not carry an IRR target; it exists to ensure that vintage II LPs have institutional-quality liquidity and co-invest options.

Terms

Fund architecture

VehicleDelaware Limited Partnership
Term8 years (+ two 1-year extensions)
Preferred return8% preferred return
Carried interest20% carried interest above preferred
WaterfallAmerican waterfall with GP clawback
Minimum LP$1,000,000
AuditorPricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Legal counselLePore Law Group
Target assets

Where this fund concentrates

  • Vintage II LP secondary liquidity
  • Co-investment participation across vintage II funds
  • Structured LP interest transfers
  • Balance-sheet backstop for platform commitments
Operating discipline

The numbers we run to

Every managed property is held to weekly operating metrics. These are the disciplines that distinguish an institutional operator from a passive fee collector.

Reserve availability

Undrawn capital ready to deploy

Deployment discipline

Committee-approved use of reserve

Expansion velocity

Speed to close opportunistic deals

Portfolio benefit

Assets improved by reserve programs

Property management is the most undervalued operating layer in real estate. Run it like the business it is.
Alexandra Pohl, Founder and CEO

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