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If a sponsor's hurdle rate is 8% and they perform a dividend recap in Year 3 that returns 50% of their capital, how does this affect the 'Total' profit that will eventually be subject to the 20% carried interest?
- It increases the total carry pool because the sponsor has effectively 'crystallized' a realized gain early.
- It has no impact on the carry calculation at all, since carry is only ever calculated at the final exit.
- It reduces the total preferred return owed to LPs over the hold period because unreturned capital is lower.
- It decreases the eventual carry because the added interest expense reduces the fund's total realized profit.
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