easy · Private Credit & Debt fund-structures-returns-economics
In a private credit fund, the 'Hurdle Rate' (or Preferred Return) is best defined as:
- The annualized management fee percentage charged during the harvest period
- The minimum compound annual return LPs must receive before the GP earns carried interest
- The minimum amount of leverage a manager must apply to the portfolio to be considered a 'leveraged' fund
- The maximum interest rate a borrower can be charged under state usury laws
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