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Accelerators for emerging fund managers

3 accelerators built for emerging fund managers. None is taking applications right now. Most are unpaid.

3 programs1 fully remote3 hosts

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3 programs

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How they pay

Based on the 3 of 3 programs that say.

  • Unpaid2
  • Participant-funded1

How they run

Based on the 3 of 3 programs that say.

  • Hybrid1
  • In person1
  • Remote1

Where they run

Based on the 3 of 3 programs that say. A program can list more than one region.

  • Europe2
  • Global1

What it looks like

An accelerator invests a set amount in a cohort of startups and supports them intensively for a few months.

Who it is for: early-stage founding teams with a company, often pre-seed or seed.

What you get: capital on standard terms, mentors, a peer cohort, investor introductions, perks, and usually a demo day.

How people get in: an application, interviews, and a selective cohort. Read the equity terms closely; they vary widely between programs.

The programs here name emerging fund managers among the people they are built for. Many accept other backgrounds too.

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Questions people ask

Which accelerators for emerging fund managers are open now?

None of the 3 is taking applications right now. Each program's page shows when it usually opens.

Do accelerators for emerging fund managers pay?

0 of the 3 pay a stipend, 2 are unpaid, and 1 charge a participation fee.

Can I join accelerators for emerging fund managers remotely?

1 of the 3 run fully remotely, 1 mix remote and in-person time, and 1 run in person.

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A program is on this list when its Superscout record is classed as one of the accelerators and names emerging fund managers among the people it is for. Programs whose type is not recorded are left out.

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