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TrueBridge Secondaries II Closes $508M — More Than 2× Fund I, No LP Names

TrueBridge Capital Partners announced the final close of Secondaries II at $508 million on September 8, 2026. Fund I closed at $230 million in 2024. LP names were not disclosed. $15.0 billion is regulatory AUM for the whole firm, not this vehicle.

Cover for TrueBridge Secondaries II $508M close — more than 2x Fund I

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Funding event facts

Source-backed financing and transaction details. Unknown terms remain undisclosed rather than estimated.

TrueBridge Secondaries II final close $508M

Company PR Newswire. Fund I was $230M in 2024. LP names not disclosed.

Event type
Fund Close
Event date
Sep 8, 2026
Amount
$508M
Confidence
Company Disclosed

Sources: prnewswire.com

TrueBridge Capital Partners announced the final close of TrueBridge Secondaries II at $508 million on September 8, 2026. PR Newswire. Fund I closed at $230 million in 2024. That is more than 2×, not a new primary-venture vehicle. Last verified September 9, 2026.

There is no TrueBridge /fund/ page here. Do not invent one.

Five-minute decision

If you need…Verdict
What happenedClosed. Secondaries II $508M. Chapel Hill firm.
vs Fund IFund I $230M (2024). This vehicle is larger, same sleeve.
LPsNot named. “Foundations and endowments, pension funds, family offices, HNW.”
Firm AUMMore than $15.0B RAUM — whole platform, not Secondaries II.
Whether this is VC dry powder for Series ANo. Secondaries in funds and companies.

Investigate further when: you care about LP liquidity in long-duration venture, not a new early-stage cheque.

Wait or pass when: you need named LPs, DPI, or a company-by-company secondaries book.

What closed

FieldDetail
VehicleTrueBridge Secondaries II, L.P.
Amount$508M commitments · Sep 8, 2026
Prior sleeveSecondaries I $230M (2024)
MandateVenture fund secondaries and direct secondaries in venture-backed companies (firm)
HQChapel Hill, North Carolina; founded 2007
Other platformFund investments, directs, customized solutions; data partner on Forbes Midas lists (firm)

Partner Andrew Winslow’s quote is access-and-selectivity marketing. It is not a track-record table.

Secondaries vs the primary prints this week

Nua’s $50 million Series C mixes primary and secondary inside a company round. TrueBridge is raising a dedicated secondaries fund. Those are different jobs. Swish Fund III is a $250 million primary vehicle whose $800 million headline is AUM. Same trap as TrueBridge’s $15 billion RAUM line.

What remains undisclosed

LP list. Deployment pace. Split between LP-led fund secondaries and direct company secondaries. Fees. TVPI/DPI on Fund I.

Related: September 9 index · Swish $250M vs $800M AUM · a16z Growth top-up · Cherubic Fund VI.

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