Key Takeaways
- • Allvue Systems launched the Nexius Private Equity Data Set, covering more than 10,000 funds, 60,000+ portfolio companies, and approximately $2 trillion in AUM represented, according to a Business Wire release.
- • The dataset is sourced directly from the operational accounting systems of GPs using Allvue's platform, rather than from surveys or publicly sourced data, and is continuously refreshed.
- • The data set tracks 70+ standardized performance KPIs, including net IRR, TVPI, DPI, RVPI, NAV, capital calls, distributions, and valuation history.
- • The launch complements the Nexius Private Credit Data Set introduced in 2025, which covers approximately 75,000 loans and 50,000 borrowers across more than 200 KPIs.
- • The Nexius Data Platform draws on data from nearly 600 private capital firms representing approximately $9 trillion in AUM or assets under administration.
Summary
Allvue Systems, LLC, a provider of software and data solutions for private capital markets, announced the launch of the Nexius Private Equity Data Set, which expands its Nexius Data & Analytics suite. The company describes the dataset as one of the industry's largest structured databases for private markets performance benchmarking. Allvue positions the product as an alternative to benchmarks that have historically relied on publicly sourced, delayed, or incomplete survey data.
The Private Equity Data Set includes more than 10,000 funds and over 60,000 portfolio companies, representing approximately $2 trillion in AUM across global geographies. Coverage spans net IRR, TVPI, DPI, RVPI, Net Asset Value, capital calls, distributions, and valuation history, structured consistently across vintages, strategies, geographies, and fund sizes. According to the release, the data is anonymized and aggregated, and it is continuously refreshed from GP workflows. Dmitri Sedov, Chief Data & Analytics Officer at Allvue Systems, said the dataset "delivers large-scale, continuously refreshed performance data on over 10,000 funds which allows firms to benchmark results, analyze liquidity trends, and strengthen LP reporting with greater confidence."
The launch extends Allvue's Nexius data foundation alongside its Private Credit Data Set, introduced in 2025, which provides borrower-level visibility across roughly 75,000 loans and 50,000 borrowers. Allvue states that combining the two datasets enables benchmarking across credit and equity and supports analysis of NAV-based financing, fund pacing, and distribution trends. The company cites its 2026 GP Outlook Survey, which found that only 23% of GPs rate their current AI use as above average, and that 97% of respondents place moderate to extreme value on the ability to query critical data across their firm.
Allvue states the Nexius Data Platform is designed to integrate with firms' first-party operational data and external market data providers within a unified analytics framework. Allvue, headquartered in Miami with operations across North America, Europe, and India, reports more than $8.5 trillion in assets, 21,000 funds, and 500 clients on its platform.
The Private Equity Data Set includes more than 10,000 funds and over 60,000 portfolio companies, representing approximately $2 trillion in AUM across global geographies. Coverage spans net IRR, TVPI, DPI, RVPI, Net Asset Value, capital calls, distributions, and valuation history, structured consistently across vintages, strategies, geographies, and fund sizes. According to the release, the data is anonymized and aggregated, and it is continuously refreshed from GP workflows. Dmitri Sedov, Chief Data & Analytics Officer at Allvue Systems, said the dataset "delivers large-scale, continuously refreshed performance data on over 10,000 funds which allows firms to benchmark results, analyze liquidity trends, and strengthen LP reporting with greater confidence."
The launch extends Allvue's Nexius data foundation alongside its Private Credit Data Set, introduced in 2025, which provides borrower-level visibility across roughly 75,000 loans and 50,000 borrowers. Allvue states that combining the two datasets enables benchmarking across credit and equity and supports analysis of NAV-based financing, fund pacing, and distribution trends. The company cites its 2026 GP Outlook Survey, which found that only 23% of GPs rate their current AI use as above average, and that 97% of respondents place moderate to extreme value on the ability to query critical data across their firm.
Allvue states the Nexius Data Platform is designed to integrate with firms' first-party operational data and external market data providers within a unified analytics framework. Allvue, headquartered in Miami with operations across North America, Europe, and India, reports more than $8.5 trillion in assets, 21,000 funds, and 500 clients on its platform.
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