Carried Interest in Hedge Funds: A Comprehensive Overview

Hedge fund carried interest refers to the share of profits that fund managers receive, typically as compensation for successfully managing the fund.

This portion of the fund’s returns is allocated to the general partners or managers, often contingent upon surpassing a specified performance threshold. The amount received is generally calculated as a percentage of profits above a certain minimum return rate, incentivizing managers to maximize fund performance. Hedge fund carried interest is an essential element of compensation structures, affecting tax treatment and financial planning for both the managers and the investors in the fund. Proper valuation is key for accurate financial assessments.


Marlin Ward

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