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A PE fund manager executes a 'dividend recapitalization' by adding $100M of debt to a portfolio company and using the proceeds to pay a dividend.
What is the primary impact on the fund's performance multiples?
- The RVPI increases because the residual value is enhanced by the additional leverage sitting on the balance sheet.
- The IRR decreases because the added interest expense permanently reduces the company's reported net income.
- The TVPI multiple increases because the new debt is recorded as an asset on the fund's own books.
- The DPI multiple increases immediately while the IRR benefits from the accelerated timing of the cash flow.
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