A form of incentive fee compensation paid to a fund general partner in the form of an allocation of the profits of the fund, typically calculated as a set percentage of the profits of the fund after returning the investors’ capital contributions and a preferred rate of return; designed to ensure that a general partner’s interest is aligned with the limited partners’ interests; also known as “carried interest,” “carry,” and “performance allocation”.
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Source: NCREIF | Date: 09 September 2025 | ID: D1373 | Version: 1