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GEN COMBO LOOSELEAF INVESTMENTS; CONNECT ACCESS CARD
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Summary Introduction

(a)

To calculate:

The total fees, both in dollars and percents for portfolio return of 5% for a hedge fund which has assets of $1 billion and charges fees of management at 2% and an incentive fees over the market rate at 20% . The current market rate is 5% .

Introduction:

The total fees is a sum total of management fees and incentive fees and when it is divided by the asset value then the outcome is the total fees in terms of percentage.

Summary Introduction

(b)

To calculate:

The total fees, both in dollars and percents for portfolio return of 0% for a hedge fund which has assets of $1 billion and charges fees of management at 2% and an incentive fees over the market rate at 20% . The current market rate is 5% .

Introduction:

The total fees is a sum total of management fees and incentive fees and when it is divided by the asset value then the outcome is the total fees in terms of percentage.

Summary Introduction

(c)

To calculate:

The total fees, both in dollars and percents for portfolio return of 5% for a hedge fund which has assets of $1 billion and charges fees of management at 2% and an incentive fees over the market rate at 20% . The current market rate is 5% .

Introduction:

The total fees is a sum total of management fees and incentive fees and when it is divided by the asset value then the outcome is the total fees in terms of percentage.

Summary Introduction

(d)

To calculate:

The total fees, both in dollars and percents for portfolio return of 10% for a hedge fund which has assets of $1 billion and charges fees of management at 2% and an incentive fees over the market rate at 20% . The current market rate is 5% .

Introduction:

The total fees is a sum total of management fees and incentive fees and when it is divided by the asset value then the outcome is the total fees in terms of percentage.

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