For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt
For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt

Carried interest

## Carried Interest Carried Interest is a share of the profits from an investment. It's how venture capitalists make money from their own investors (called limited partners), typically when a startup is acquired or after an IPO. ### Example A venture capitalist invests $1M at a $10M valuation. In five years, the initial $1M of equity is sold for $300M. If carried interest is 20%, the venture capitalist would earn $59.8M [($300M - $1M) * 20%].