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How are performance fees typically structured in some alternative investment funds, such as hedge funds?

Performance fees in alternative investments are typically structured as a percentage of the profits generated. They often include a 'high-water mark' (ensuring

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Question: How are performance fees typically structured in some alternative investment funds, such as hedge funds?

Answer options: ✅ A percentage of the profits generated, often with a high-water mark and/or hurdle rate.

  • A fixed percentage of assets under management (AUM) regardless of performance.
  • A commission paid on each trade executed.
  • A flat annual fee irrespective of portfolio size or performance.

Correct answer: A percentage of the profits generated, often with a high-water mark and/or hurdle rate.

Explanation: Performance fees in alternative investments are typically structured as a percentage of the profits generated. They often include a 'high-water mark' (ensuring fees are only paid on new profits) and/or a 'hurdle rate' (requiring a minimum return before fees are charged).

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