Is IRR a Good Performance Metric?

In this video, we will talk about IRR, the most commonly used metric in private equity.
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0:00 - Introduction
2:28 - Time sensitivity of IRR
4:08 - Subscription Lines of Credit
6:20 - NAV Loans
7:57 - Final Thought
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[@Foreman1329]

Good video. I've never understood why simple annualized returns are so rarely used in PE. Especially for mature funds they are more intuitive, much less prone to gaming and allow for direct comparison with listed indexes.

[@jackchowchikit]

best video about PE

[@SteveBalaban]

Thanks for your comment, Jack!

[@viktorkhan8518]

This is so great

[@SteveBalaban]

Thanks for your comment, Viktor!

[@ken3662]

Good Stuff!

[@SteveBalaban]

Thanks for your comment, Ken!

[@timothybracken1728]

Had no idea that those two other factors can affect and alter the IRR, I was always taught in real estate to use IRR and MOIC in conjunction with each other, provides a more in depth overview of the investment returns.

[@SteveBalaban]

Thanks for your comment, Timothy. I appreciate you sharing!