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Which statement regarding 'committed capital' in private equity funds is correct?

Committed capital is the total amount of capital that limited partners (investors) formally agree to contribute to a private equity fund over its life. This cap

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Question: Which statement regarding 'committed capital' in private equity funds is correct?

Answer options:

  • It refers to the capital that has already been invested in portfolio companies. ✅ It is the total amount of capital that investors have agreed to provide to the fund over time.
  • It is the capital that the general partner guarantees to return to investors.
  • It represents the annual management fees charged by the fund.

Correct answer: It is the total amount of capital that investors have agreed to provide to the fund over time.

Explanation: Committed capital is the total amount of capital that limited partners (investors) formally agree to contribute to a private equity fund over its life. This capital is typically drawn down (called) by the general partner as investment opportunities arise.

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