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Preferred Equity in Carried Interest Waterfall

James Murphy
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Thought this was straightforward but been hearing from others it may not be:

Example: $100 invested in Year 0 and $100 returned in Year 1. At that point in time there is $8 pref balance based on 8% pref terms. Does the pref balance become locked because 100% basis has been returned or if no capital activity occurred, would year 2 result in an $8.64 pref balance?

The former would result in potential for carry to be taken when IRR is below 8% which I thought was not intent but some places may be treating this way.


please let me know your thoughts from own knowledge or experiences.  I don’t believe most pref language calls this out in waterfall so wondering what is standard.

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