A 3(c)(7) Fund of Funds built for the institutional era of private markets.
King Fund of Funds was established to provide qualified purchasers with disciplined, diversified access to the next generation of alternative investment managers.
A purpose-built private fund.
The Fund is organized as a Delaware limited partnership and is offered in private placements pursuant to Regulation D under the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 3(c)(7) of the Investment Company Act of 1940. Interests are available exclusively to qualified purchasers as defined under Section 2(a)(51).
The 3(c)(7) structure permits the Fund to admit a deeper roster of sophisticated limited partners while preserving institutional governance, transparent reporting, and the operational rigor that allocators expect.
Why we exist.
The most consistent source of alpha in private markets is manager selection — yet the managers who deliver it are increasingly inaccessible to all but the largest allocators.
King Fund of Funds was constructed to close that gap: to provide family offices, endowments, foundations, and qualified individual purchasers with the curated, diversified, institutional-grade exposure typically reserved for sovereign pools and the largest pensions.
Five principles that govern every allocation.
Evidence over narrative
We require documented edge — quantifiable, repeatable, and defensible across cycles.
Alignment, not adjacency
Underlying managers commit meaningful personal capital and operate with structural alignment to LPs.
Capacity discipline
We size positions to manager capacity, not to fund-of-funds optics.
Diversification with conviction
Concentrated enough to matter, diversified enough to compound.
Reporting transparency
Quarterly letters, audited statements, and direct line of sight into the underlying portfolio.
Long-duration capital
Patient, illiquid, and unhurried — matched to the timeframes private markets actually require.