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In a standard private equity distribution waterfall with an 8% preferred return and a 20% carried interest with a 100% GP catch-up, what is the specific function of the 'catch-up' tier?
- To recover management fees and other fund-level operating expenses that were paid to the sponsor throughout the initial investment period.
- To ensure the Limited Partners receive an additional twenty percent bonus allocation of the remaining distributable proceeds once the hurdle rate is met.
- To allow the General Partner to receive 100% of distributions until their total profit share equals 20% of the total profits distributed to that point.
- To return 100% of the Limited Partners' initial invested capital plus any accrued preferred return in full before any profit sharing or carried interest begins.
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