Origin Insights #30: IRR Manipulation | Hold vs. Sell Analysis

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• By Origin Investments • June 30, 2018

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How Managers Can Manipulate IRR to Show Higher Returns

Some private equity managers manufacture a higher Internal Rate of Return (IRR) by funding deals through a subscription line for an extended period of time, rather than calling capital. Learn how to protect yourself from this practice.

Watch Origin Principal Dave Scherer explain IRR manipulation in less than 3 minutes.

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