What does the writer mean "LPs" here?
As first reported by the FT (and since confirmed by Fortune), this particular special is worth 5% off future fees. Assuming a $100 million commitment and a 2% management fee, we're talking about $100,000 in savings during the first year (transaction fees already will accrue 100% to LPs).
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I am stuck in the sentence "transaction fees already will accrue 100% to LPs". Anyone familiar with economics? What does the word "LPs" mean here?
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Guess "LPs" is for "liquidity premiums" here but don't know what is it exactly.
From Wikipedia: Liquidity premium is a term used to explain a difference between two types of financial securities, that have all the same qualities except liquidity.
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