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How Investment Firms Are Leveraging AI

Welcome back to the Thelander Digest. This month, we are giving you an exclusive look at the results from the AI in VC Survey.  Many investment firms are already getting support from AI, but how far does this extend? Key job roles, especially in fields like investment management, are not looking like they will be replaced by AI. There’s too much knowledge, experience and expertise that goes into these top positions. 

How Important Is It For New Hires To Have AI Skills? 

Our data shows that 59% of investment firms aren’t looking to hire employees with AI skills. Of the 41% who are, AI is important for mid-level roles or for technology focused positions.

That’s just one takeaway from Thelander’s exclusive AI & Compensation Structure Report, featuring never-before-seen data about the nuanced role AI is beginning to play in investment firms. The survey is still in progress, which means you can participate today and secure the complimentary report. Let’s dig in. 

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Who We Surveyed

What type of investment fund is your firm?

What is the total value of assets under firm management?

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85% of survey participants are VC firms.

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The majority of funds falls into the $250 – $999 million total AUM.

How Are Investment Firms Using AI? 

How is your firm leveraging AI tools?

Source: Thelander-PitchBook Investment Firm Compensation Survey

Key takeaways: 

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Of those using AI, the most common (75.7%) is for general administration – note-taking, memos, etc. 

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Additionally, 73% are using it to streamline due diligence tasks.

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Only 29.7% are using it for portfolio management and monitoring.  

AI excels in sorting complex datasets, which makes the technology helpful for due diligence. It can also take notes and create meeting minutes, freeing up administrative personel for other tasks.

Are you building in-house tools or adopting "off-the-shelf" AI Tools?

Source: Thelander-PitchBook Investment Firm Compensation Survey

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Most (75%) are using off-the-shelf only tools vs. custom tools developed in-house.

These survey results show that while AI has already begun to leave its mark on investment firms, there’s still plenty of room for growth and adoption of AI tools within the space. 

To find out exactly what roles investment firms are looking to hire, participate in the Thelander-PitchBook Investment Firm Compensation Survey here. You will receive access to real-time compensation data for all the job titles you complete as well as the the full AI in VC report. 

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