Insight Partners maintains a diversified investment strategy, avoiding the heavy concentration in OpenAI and Anthropic seen in other venture capital firms. The firm manages $90 billion in assets and focuses on long-term performance across its 13 funds rather than chasing short-term trends.

The firm has shifted its focus toward earlier-stage investments as later-stage valuations rise rapidly without providing incremental data. By writing smaller checks, such as $20–25 million, the firm can double down on successful companies like Wiz, which yielded higher returns than a single large investment.

Insight Partners has returned over $20 billion to limited partners in the last two years through strategic sales and IPOs. The firm emphasizes the importance of liquidity, noting that many funds raised recently have struggled to return capital to investors.

Regarding the geographic distribution of talent, the firm observes that while AI infrastructure talent is concentrated in San Francisco, vertical AI expertise is more diverse. Insight Partners continues to invest globally, recently competing for deals in locations like Stockholm.

The firm views the upcoming IPOs of major AI companies as a significant market event. It anticipates that SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI may go public within the next six to eight months, each potentially reaching a market capitalization exceeding $1 trillion.