RCP Advisors Caps Fund XIX at $314 Million, Doubling Down on Small-Cap Buyout Strategy
CHICAGO – In a move that underscores continued confidence in the small-cap buyout market, RCP Advisors announced the final closing of its primary fund-of-funds, RCP Fund XIX, with approximately $314 million in committed capital. The fund, which attracted a diverse roster of investors, ranging from family offices and public pension plans to endowments and high-net-worth individuals, is set to deploy capital following RCP’s established investment playbook.
RCP Fund XIX will stick to the proven strategy that has defined RCP’s approach for over two decades: investing with buyout fund managers who typically focus on companies with under $1 billion in committed capital. These managers often target control-oriented investments in established, small to mid-sized businesses – those with enterprise values between $10 million and $250 million.
“We’re humbled by the ongoing support of our limited partners,” stated Tom Danis, Managing Partner at RCP Advisors. “More than 23 years after launching our first fund-of-funds, RCP remains deeply committed to both our core strategy and the managers with whom we partner.”
This latest fund demonstrates RCP’s continued appeal to a wide range of investors, providing exposure to the often-overlooked segment of the North American small company buyout market. With a track record built over two decades, RCP Advisors has clearly established itself as a player in the private equity landscape.
**About RCP Advisors**
Founded in 2001, RCP Advisors, a subsidiary of P10, Inc., is a private equity investment firm specializing in providing access to North American small buyout fund managers through a variety of investment vehicles and bespoke services. As of May 27, 2025, RCP claims approximately $17.0 billion in committed capital* and employs a team of 55 full-time professionals, solidifying its position as a significant player focused on this niche market.
*Committed capital primarily reflects capital commitments associated with RCP’s managed accounts, commingled funds, and advisory accounts since its inception in 2001 (including funds that have since been sold, dissolved, or wound down and certain historical advisory accounts for which RCP’s advisory contracts have expired).
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