Catch-up
Catch-up takes effect when an investor’s returns reach the defined hurdle rate, giving them an agreed level of preferred return. The manager then enters a catch-up period, in which it may receive an agreed percentage of the profits until the profit split determined by the carried interest agreement is reached.
Source: INREV | Date: 23 March 2020 | ID: D0107 | Version: 5
Parent term
Performance fee
Also known as incentive fees, promote or carried interest, are fees charged by investment advisors, or managers, after a predetermined investment p...
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Carried interest
A re-allocation of profits from the investor's capital account to the investment manager capital account based on the ability of the latter par...
Waterfall calculation
When returns are paid to more than one party in a vehicle, the order of priority for cash flows of these is set out in the waterfall calculation.
