Private Markets LP Re-Up & Commitment Calendar
Plan re-ups in the next funds from your current managers. See how much room is left each year for new private-market managers. For pensions, endowments, family offices and funds of funds.
Questions this calculator answers1. With a $100 million yearly budget, how much is left after fund re-ups with our current managers?2. Which years could our planned fund commitments go over budget?3. If some managers raise their next funds later, how much room could our family office have for new managers?
Forward commitment capacity
Each planned re-up is weighted by the chance you will make it. Compare that amount with your yearly budget. The full re-up amounts are also shown to help test budget risk.
New-manager capacity — Forecast Year 1
$100m
2026 capacity after $0m of probability-weighted re-ups.
Annual re-ups versus budget
Compare full re-up amounts and amounts weighted by their chance of going ahead. The chart also shows your yearly budget.
Re-ups and new-manager capacity
Re-ups and room for new managers add up to the yearly budget, unless weighted re-ups exceed it.
Forward calendar by manager
Each marked cell shows a commitment to the next fund. The amount is weighted by its chance of going ahead.
How the forecast works
Each planned re-up repeats on the fundraising cycle you enter. Its size grows at the rate you choose. The base plan weights each amount by its chance of going ahead. Full amounts are also shown so you can assess budget risk.
Frequently asked questions
What is a probability-weighted re-up?
Take the planned commitment and multiply it by the chance that the LP will make it.
Does priority change the calculation?
No. It is just a planning label. The size and chance you enter control the forecast.
How are new-manager slots estimated?
Divide the room left in the yearly budget by the average commitment to a new manager. Round down to a whole number.