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A Management Incentive Plan (MIP) allocates 12% of the fully-diluted exit equity to management, with a strike price equal to the entry equity value of $200M.
If the company exits with an equity value of $600M, what is the net payout to the management pool?
- $24M
- $48M
- $72M
- $400M
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