Management Fee Calculation demo
Recalculates management fees, offsets and breakpoints from fund terms for fund finance teams 1:34
What the demo shows
Recalculates management fees, offsets and breakpoints from fund terms for fund finance teams
A clean home shows four numbers and each person's next decision. Every fee opens as a replay: period, base, rate, gross fee, offsets, catch-up and net fee, line by line, each step cited to its clause, the administrator's figure beside it and the step where they part marked. Six agents do the work: the Terms agent reads LPAs and side letters in their own language into a cited term table; the Events agent watches commitment-period ends, write-downs, MFN elections and late closers and tells the administrator ahead; the Calc agent recomputes every investor's fee independently; the Compare agent reconciles with the administrator and explains each gap; the Notice agent drafts notices, credits and queries; the Evidence agent seals it all. An analyst prepares, the controller approves, the CFO signs large corrections, undercharges and the quarter, and nothing is billed until they have.
Transcript
- Management Fee Calculation recalculates every management fee from fund terms for fund finance teams.
- The SEC found fee problems that most of the 130 advisors examined.
- Agents read every agreement, recompute each fee, and compare it with the administrator.
- Growth Partners 2, 41 investors, $1.27 million apart.
- The replay rebuilds Calder Bay's fee-step step-by-step, each step-sided.
- Rate and offsets agree.
- They part at the fee base.
- The commitment period ended June 30th.
- The fee moves to net invested capital.
- The administrator charged on commitments and agreed once the agents explained.
- Daniel prepared the corrections.
- Controller Maya, Chun approves with a reason code.
- Each notice explains it in the investor's own language.
- Every figure cited, every decision signed, every step logged.
- 1.27 million of overbilling stopped before billing.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.