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the private equity accounting and investor reporting practitioners whose task to provide adequate reporting for the Limited Partners is very challenging, facing lack of detailed guidance and having to make many judgment calls.
This guide sets out to give the reader, in a systematic and hopefully comprehensive way, an insight into the mechanics of private equity accounting. As explained in Chapters 1 and 2, a limited partnership (fund for joint account or other similar forms) is the preferred legal form for private equity funds.
PRIVATE EQUITY ACCOUNTING. The global guide for private equity firms and fund accountants
This book is your technical guide to one of the most complex topics in private equity accounting — carried interest. Initially designed as a simple tax-efficient incentive profit-sharing tool, carry is currently a topic of great controversy between limited partners (LPs)
Today's only advanced comprehensive guide to private equity accounting, investor reporting, valuations and performance measurement provides a complete update to reflect the latest standards and best practices, as well as the author's unique experience teaching hundreds of fund professionals.
private equity is capital that is invested privately. Not on a public exchange. The capital typically comes from institutional or high-net worth investors who can contribute substantially and are able to withstand an average holding period of seven years. But private equity is so much more than its literal definition.
Investors typically access private equity through a legal or fund structure represented by a limited partnership. The structure includes several key players and legal documentation.
