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Management fee

A management fee is an amount paid to an investment manager or vehicle operator for managing a fund or investment structure. It may be charged periodically, up front, or through another formula defined in the governing documents.

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Co-investmentCo-investment is an investment made alongside another investor, usually a fund, lead investor, financial sponsor, or syndicate lead, into the same company or transaction.Dry powderDry powder is capital that an investor or fund has available to deploy but has not yet invested.Final closeFinal close is the final transaction date that ends a fundraising process and locks the committed capital for that fund or round.

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Usage can vary across firms, programs, and jurisdictions; this definition describes the venture-scouting context.