Private equity fund General
Definition
The investment vehicle where limited partners have commited capital.
Comments
A typical private equity fund locks up investor capital for seven to ten years. However, if a fund fails to invest raised capital within a period of time (usually three years), the investors are released from further fund obligations.
Referring Terms
Fund-of-funds, Placement agent, Management fee, Institutional investor, Megafund, Preferred return, Investment period, GP commitment, Skin in the game, Fundraising, First-time fund, Follow-on fund, First closing, Final closing, Invested capitalFor profiles of 1,400+ private equity firms, including portfolio and professional info, please consider a free 30-day trial membership.
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