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My understanding is that management fee is ETF like, so a chunk of performance must go to running costs. 

Been in meetings with/know Kraus through personnal connections, and can say it's definitely a smart guy that has a good vision for the platform he is building and can raise AuM relatively easily, though he is not involved with the investing process at all.

 
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Their Credit Opps team run by Shikhar Ranjan was hiring a while back and I spoke to them. Unique fee structure as mentioned above which is the main thing that sets them apart.It's not like a multi-manager setup, each strategy has their own LP and money. They got a $4bn check from Generali to partner/kickstart Aperture. So the funds right now are probably close to or sub $1bn. The Credit opps was around $500mm when it launched and then was set to grow. Since these are all 40 act style/UCITS/SICAVs etc. you can actually track their daily performance on bloomberg. Interesting actively managed fund strategies that rival the more liquid side of hedge fund structures/styles. The economics work well when you get massive AUM though. you get a performance fee (30%) on any amount ABOVE the benchmark - not zero or libor like most long/short places. So for a $1bn strategy - making 4-5% outperformance seems like a good year -> so that's $1bn * 5% * 35% * 30% = $5.25mm for the investment team which is like 5-6 or so guys per strategy right now so maybe the PM keeps $3mil and pays out the rest to the other 4 -5 guys. At a MM pod you'd be getting a pool of $10mm to split amongst the team probably.  

 

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