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What does a Public Market Equivalent (PME) score of 1.15x indicate about a private equity fund's performance?
- The fund has returned 1.15x the committed capital to its limited partners
- The fund's annualized IRR ran 15 percentage points above the S&P 500's return
- The fund outperformed the public market index by 15% on a cash-flow-adjusted basis.
- The fund's portfolio companies are currently trading at a 15% premium versus public peers
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