Chapter 4 Quantitative Foundations: NPV, IRR, and the Cash Flow Waterfall Flashcards

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IRR

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Measures return on three or more cash flows and can be either dollar weighted or time weighted

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Time Weighted

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Based on a hypothetical $1 investment with no intervening additions or withdrawals or principal

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Money Weighted

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Based on actual cash flows, which may include intervening additions or withdrawals of principal.

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Point-to-Point

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Valuation at some starting date, valuation at some ending date (usually the latest available), and intervening cash flows.

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Since Inception

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Cash flow applies to a fund, in which case the cash flows included may predate the investor’s investment in the fund.

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Lifetime Time Line

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Gather up all cash flows, including the cash outflow required to make the initial investment, subsequent investments (delayed investment is common in some types of private equity funds).

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Catch-Up Rate

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A higher share of the incremental return until the manager’s incentive fee on the hurdle return has been paid.

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