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ERISA plan fiduciaries are often asked to consider investment of retirement plan assets in a private equity fund. In the United States, private equity funds are structured with features for various investments like venture capital and buyouts. Managed by sponsors, they earn fees and share profits. Funds are often LLCs or LPs for tax efficiency. Structures include investment funds, GPs, and management companies, with additional entities for regulatory needs. The full commitment isn’t made up-front. During its fundraising period, investors, like plans, can make capital commitments to the fund. The full amount of capital an investor commits to invest is not collected up front. A capital call is the means by which private equity funds can request a portion of the committed capital from investors on an as-needed basis, so some liquidity is required to meet these calls.
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