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ELTIF · Private Equity · Domiciled in Luxembourg

West Street Capital Partners IX ELTIF SLP

Managed by Goldman Sachs Asset Management, US. Product design, fees, liquidity terms and AuM development, tracked monthly by Novantigo.

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West Street Capital Partners IX ELTIF SLP is a closed-ended vehicle managed by Goldman Sachs Asset Management, domiciled in Luxembourg and structured as a Luxembourg limited partnership. It is authorised as an ELTIF under the UCI Part II framework and follows the ELTIF 2.0 rules, which govern eligible assets, diversification and the terms on which long-term holdings can be made available to investors beyond the institutional channel. The fund dates from 2025 and reports in EUR.

The strategy is buyout within private equity, and the partnership format aligns the holding period of control-oriented private companies with the commitment structure investors take on. Because the vehicle is closed-ended, capital is drawn and returned over the life of the fund rather than through an ongoing dealing cycle; there is no standing redemption mechanism, so liquidity depends on realisations at the portfolio level. Distribution is pan-European and the vehicle is directed at professional investors.

Within a universe of 494 funds covered on this page, it is one of 163 in private equity and one of 347 domiciled in Luxembourg; taking both together, it sits among 117 comparable vehicles. That peer set provides the reference frame for assessing its structure, regulatory wrapper and terms against funds pursuing similar mandates from the same jurisdiction.

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Fees & costs

  • Entry fee
  • Redemption fee
  • Management fee (retail, low)
  • Management fee (retail, high)
  • Management fee (institutional, low)
  • Management fee (institutional, high)
  • Early-investor fee
  • Fee basis
  • Operating expenses
  • Distribution fee
  • Total cost ratio
  • Performance fee
  • Hurdle rate
  • High-water mark

Portfolio construction

  • Fund-of-funds share
  • Primaries share
  • Secondaries share
  • Directs share
  • Co-investments share
  • Liquidity pocket
  • Europe allocation
  • North America allocation
  • Asia-Pacific allocation
  • Latin America allocation
  • Rest-of-world allocation

Terms & scale

  • Latest AuM
  • Target size
  • Target IRR
  • Life span
  • Redemption gate
  • Lock-up penalty
  • Leverage limit
  • Leverage (AIFMD)
  • Share classes
  • Master-feeder setup

Key facts

Structure

Manager
Goldman Sachs Asset Management
Fund type
ELTIF
Legal structure
SCSp
Regulatory regime
UCI Part II
ELTIF version
ELTIF 2.0
Fund structure
Closed-End
Inception
22 May 2025
Terminated
30 Dec 2025
Base currency
EUR

Strategy

Asset class
Private Equity
Strategy
Buyout

Access & distribution

Investor type
Professional
Distribution scope
Pan-European
Distribution countries
Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden
›Frequently asked questions
Who manages West Street Capital Partners IX ELTIF SLP?
West Street Capital Partners IX ELTIF SLP is managed by Goldman Sachs Asset Management, headquartered in US.
What is an ELTIF?
A European Long-Term Investment Fund is an EU vehicle that lets non-institutional investors access private market assets under the ELTIF regulation (this fund operates under ELTIF 2.0).

Sourced from prospectuses, KIDs, factsheets and regulatory registers. This fund was terminated on 30 Dec 2025; the figures above are its last while it existed.

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