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Under a European waterfall with a $200M LP contribution and a $300M distribution, the LP has received their capital back. The preferred return tier requires an 8% compounded return over 5 years. Using the approximation (1.08)⁵ ≈ 1.47, calculate the exact amount of distributions the GP receives in the Tier 3 catch-up (20% carry).
- $23.5M
- $25M
- $20M
- $18.8M
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