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Finally, the firm intends to increase the percentage of earnings its shareholders receive from base management fees, which it says will create a predictable earnings stream for public shareholders to value, accompanied by the transfer of performancefees to its dealmakers.
We discuss the firm’s unique fee arrangement: For institutional accounts of $100 million and up, they pay a base fee 33% of outperformance versus the benchmark (and no management fee). When they underperform, they refund as much as 25% of their performancefees.
You have no performancefee and no line of sight to getting to one anytime soon, and you have AUM shrinking by virtue of the losses, as well as the fact that LPs are now rightly redeeming. Balyasny lost a lot of capital in 2018. WEINSTEIN: Cut in half. So that’s how much value has come out of the industry. RITHOLTZ: Right.
Just background, Barry, when I moved here five years ago this year in 2018, we had barely no relationships in North America. We launched our very first growth private equity strategy in 2017-2018, way before it has, as I said, become a must-have strategy for many managers and for many allocators.
So you retire in 2018. And all these formally high performers are now just so big, they’re very happy collecting the management fee and the performancefee matters less. But it was not a liquidity issue. ’08 And bonds were trading at huge discounts because there were no buyers anymore.
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billion of net income, CPP Investments directly and indirectly incurred $1,617 million of operating expenses, $1,449 million in investment management fees and $2,067 million in performancefees paid to external managers, as well as $427 million of transaction-related expenses. To generate $46.4 bps and below the 28.6
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