easy · Private Credit fund-structures-returns-economics
A fund with $500 million in committed capital has called $300 million and returned $150 million in distributions to investors. The current fair value of the remaining unrealized portfolio is $250 million.
What is the fund's 'Distributed to Paid-In' (DPI) ratio?
- 0.50x
- 1.33x
- 0.30x
- 0.60x
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