Private Equity
Fund Extensions and Harvest Periods: What Happens When a PE Fund Outlives Its 10-Year Term
A fund extension is a clause in a private equity fund's limited partnership agreement (LPA) that lets the general partner (GP) keep operating the fund past its stated 10-year term, usually in one-year
Jeff Barnes, MBA··9 min read
Private Equity
Recallable Capital and Recycling Provisions: What They Really Cost LPs
Recycling provisions let a private equity general partner reinvest exit proceeds instead of returning them to you, and recallable capital lets the GP pull back a distribution you already banked....
Jeff Barnes, MBA··10 min read
Regulatory & Compliance
What Happens When a Limited Partner Defaults on a Capital Call
TL;DR: When a limited partner misses a capital call, the general partner doesn't wait around. Most fund agreements give you a written cure period of roughly 5 business days after notice before you're
Jeff Barnes, MBA··10 min read