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Paid-in capital

Get to know what is Paid-in capital in investment.

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What is Paid-in capital?

Cumulative payments that have been called by the manager in accordance with the fund formation documents, net of commitments drawn and returned in relation to temporary, bridging or aborted investments and excluding any amounts clawed back, e.g. to fund warranty claims. For the avoidance of doubt, paid-in capital may be composed both of amounts funded from original commitments and those amounts which have been recalled from previous distributions. Consequently, paid-in capital can exceed commitment.

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