Fund Performance

To calculate IRR, TVPI, and DPI for a private equity fund, input your cash flow data and as-of date. The computation processes Gross/Net IRR, TVPI, DPI, and RVPI with detailed intermediate steps for full traceability.

PME, or Public Market Equivalent, benchmarks venture capital fund performance against public markets. The skill computes Kaplan-Schoar, Direct Alpha, and Long-Nickels PME types, comparing cash flows to generate relative performance metrics.

Analyzing the J-curve and vintage year performance for PE funds involves evaluating cash flow trajectories over time. The skill processes source data to map J-curve trajectories and compare vintage year performance with full auditability.

Yes, you can generate ILPA standard metrics for limited partner reporting. The skill computes required performance indicators like Net IRR, TVPI, and DPI from cash flow data, presenting results with complete transparency and traceable source data.

The best way to ensure traceability when computing fund performance metrics is to use a method that shows all intermediate calculations. This approach maps results directly back to source cash flow data, ensuring accurate reporting and benchmarking.

You need both Gross and Net IRR for VC fund analysis to evaluate returns before and after fees. The skill computes both metrics from cash flow data, providing a comprehensive view of fund performance and manager effectiveness.