PE fund returning money to investors
Say a PE fund raises money for a 10 yr period. But its like 2 months from the end of the 10 yr period and they still have all their money tied up in companies. Are these PE funds forced to look for sellers to get their LPs their money back?
That's such an unrealistic scenario....
Funds invest for 5 years and "harvest" for the remaining 5 years... if they can't sell the assets by year 10, they have 2 one year extensions which is ample time to liquidate the remaining assets...
ok, so in year 9 or 10, they are starting to actively look to monetize their holdings right? that way, they will avoid forced selling in year 10 or 11?
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