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Private equity firms have discretion over the timing of their funds' capital calls and distributions, making the popular internal rate of return (IRR) an incomplete measure of private equity fund performance. Do investors avoid the textbook pitfalls of the IRR when cash flow timing is partly...
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We examine variation in the reporting quality of private equity funds, in particular buyout and venture capital funds, relative to external monitoring, third-party service providers, and fund attributes. In contrast to evidence from public markets, we find limited evidence that investors affect...
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This article reviews the academic literature on monitoring in private equity. Monitoring in private equity funds encompasses oversight or governance over the fund’s general partner (GP, who manages the fund) for the benefit of the fund’s limited partners (LPs, who invest in the fund). The...
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