Former Sequoia India Firm Slashes Fees, Reduces Latest Fund
- Peak XV lowers growth fund by $465 million to $2.39 billion
- Firm cuts fees, carried interest in growth, multi-stage funds
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Peak XV Partners, formerly part of Sequoia Capital, is reducing its latest growth fund by $465 million and cutting fees on other funds as soaring valuations make it harder to complete deals, especially in India.
Peak XV lowered management fees to 2% on three of its growth and four multi-stage funds, the firm said in a letter to investors seen by Bloomberg News. The venture capital firm also lowered carried interest, or share of profits, to 20% for these funds, according to the letter. Peak XV cut its growth fund, first raised in 2022, by 16% to $2.39 billion.