MF PE Coinvest
I was curious which MFs allow co-invest (particularly at analyst/associate level), and if so, what the general conditions/requirements are around doing so. Thanks!
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Most provide side by side: Basically an LP interest with no fees. Usually should be in the company >1 year and if you leave the company you have to pay back the debt on the invested capital if it’s levered.
Pure co-invest that should be at a more senior level and it doesn’t seem to be as prominent as it can get messy especially in these large MFs.
What’s the difference between the first and the “pure coinvest”?
And what does the former mean? That it’s not a “real” coinvest? Or what are alternatives to LP-level coinvest?
Indeed most MFs offer it (e.g. Apollo, H&F, Bain, BX) and market standard is indeed that you basically get an LP interest without management fees and carry. Fund expenses usually need to be paid for.
Key differences across the programme that you should check with Associates when recruiting:
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