Private Funds Glossary

Exit Strategy

Definition:

An exit strategy refers to a predefined plan or approach developed by private fund managers to sell or dispose of their investments and exit a specific investment opportunity. It outlines the steps and methods that will be employed to realize returns on investments within a specified timeframe.

Example: An exit strategy for a private fund manager may involve selling the invested company through an initial public offering (IPO) or a merger and acquisition (M&A) transaction. Alternatively, it may entail a complete divestment of the investment stake to another party or a secondary buyer.

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