Modeling Management Fees in an LBO
In a typical LBO, are management fees included as an expense in the P&L statement or do they act similar to dividends and are included in the cash flow statement?
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Management fees paid in the normal course are just part of the P&L and go around the same line as normal corp g&a, because thats all they are. Promote and what not tends to be done in the form of preferred dividends or something similar.
Knowing your management structure is really the only way. They tend to all be different and not fun to model.
Agreed with PowerMonkey. Sometimes you also see them as a separate line item within "other expenses" on the P&L, which is what we typically do in our models
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