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A private credit fund manager is evaluated on their 'Loss Ratio'.
What does this metric specifically measure?
- Management fee income the manager loses to fund-level operating expenses each year.
- The decrease in valuation of public equities the fund holds in its short-term liquidity reserve.
- The percentage of sourced deal opportunities the manager rejects during initial screening.
- The percentage of invested capital that was lost due to borrower defaults and restructurings.
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