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Adithya Pappala

Stealth • 6d

#9TDAYVC-DAY-15 What are Additional Returns? What is the Catch-Up Clause? In Developed Markets, The structure is in 2-20% where 2 is Management Fees & 20 is Additional Returns.Additional Returns & 2-20 structure is not ideal in Indian AIF Market.Additional Returns could entirely depends on the Manager & his track record of experience. Investment Managers that deliver consistent returns above the preferred returns can expect the Additional Returns. As AIF’S are highly Illiquid in nature, Management Fees can be payable based on the NAV of the fund from time to time.NAV is the valuation of a fund like Assets-liabilties.Example,If a VC had 100 Crores of Assets & Liabilities are valued at 10 Crores then the NAV is 90 Crores.Additional Returns can only be assessed while they exit.The Investment Agreement also specify whether it will have“Catch-Up” Provision or not?The catch up clause is meant to make investment managers extra additional returns of total returns. Shoot the Comments

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