Structures, commitments and the cashflow cycle
Learn the idea first. Then see a model, walk through a case, practise with support and test recall.
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1. Learn the idea
Investors commit capital to a closed-ended fund; the manager draws it down over an investment period and returns capital through distributions as assets are realised. Fees are typically charged on commitments early and on invested capital later.
What you will be able to do
- • Explain LP/GP structures and closed-ended fund mechanics
- • Describe the J-curve and its liquidity implications
- • Model a simple commitment-to-distribution timeline