Partnership structures and the GP-LP relationship — Flashcards

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In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), what base is used to calculate management fees for hedge funds?

In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), how does a deal-by-deal (American) waterfall differ from a whole-of-fund (European) waterfall?

In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), what is the difference between a "soft" hurdle rate and a "hard" hurdle rate?

In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), what is a "catch-up clause"?

In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), what is a "clawback provision"?

In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), what is a "high-water mark"?

In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), what is "dry powder" in private capital?

In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), what is "direct investing"?

In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), what are the distinct roles of the General Partner (GP) and Limited Partners (LPs) in a limited partnership?

Partnership structures and the GP-LP relationship CFA Flashcards - Medical Study Cards

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Partnership structures and the GP-LP relationship Flashcard Deck - 9 Cards

Flashcard 1: In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), what base is used to calculate management fees for hedge funds?

Answer: Assets under management (AUM), typically the net asset value of the fund's investments.

Flashcard 2: In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), how does a deal-by-deal (American) waterfall differ from a whole-of-fund (European) waterfall?

Answer: An American waterfall distributes profits as each individual investment is sold. A European waterfall pays no performance fees until LPs have received 100% of their initial investment plus the hurdle rate across the entire fund.

Flashcard 3: In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), what is the difference between a "soft" hurdle rate and a "hard" hurdle rate?

Answer: With a soft hurdle, performance fees are based on the entire return once the hurdle is met. With a hard hurdle, fees are based only on the return that exceeds the hurdle rate.

Flashcard 4: In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), what is a "catch-up clause"?

Answer: A provision that allows the GP to receive 100% of gains beyond the hurdle rate until they catch up to their stated performance fee percentage of the overall gains.

Flashcard 5: In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), what is a "clawback provision"?

Answer: A rule stipulating that if the GP receives incentive payments on early gains that are subsequently negated by later losses, the LPs can recover the excess performance fees.

Flashcard 6: In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), what is a "high-water mark"?

Answer: A rule ensuring no performance fee is paid on gains that only offset prior losses; the fund's net-of-fees value must exceed its previous historical high.

Flashcard 7: In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), what is "dry powder" in private capital?

Answer: Committed capital that has not yet been drawn down or invested by the fund manager.

Flashcard 8: In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), what is "direct investing"?

Answer: An investor purchases assets themselves without pooling funds or using an outside specialized manager, retaining maximum control but requiring high expertise.

Flashcard 9: In Alternative Investments (Features & Methods), what are the distinct roles of the General Partner (GP) and Limited Partners (LPs) in a limited partnership?

Answer: The GP is the fund manager making all investment decisions and assuming liabilities. LPs are the investors who provide capital and have limited liability but no management control.

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Partnership structures and the GP-LP relationship Flashcards for CFA

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