Private Funds Glossary

Dry Powder

Definition: Dry powder refers to the cash reserves or uninvested capital that private fund managers hold to seize investment opportunities quickly.

Example: Let’s say a private fund manager has raised a $100 million fund but has only invested $80 million in various deals. The remaining $20 million represents the dry powder, which can be deployed for future investments.

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