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It's also bad news for financial sponsors bankers. For the moment, it seems exits aren't really happening.
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Carried interest is paid after funds exit investments above a specified hurdle rate. This is awkward for any analysts and associates who left banking around five years ago and who were finally hoping to earn carried interest. The first quarter of 2023 has been unusually bad for private equity firms wanting to exit investments. The chart below from Dealogic illustrates the issue. The highest pay in private equity comes from carried interest and with private equity exits at an eight-year low, there isn't going to be much carried interest paid out in 2023. If you left investment banking for the private equity promised land of lower hours and higher pay, then bad luck.
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