This PPT slide, part of the 56-slide Private Equity Funding Guide PowerPoint presentation, presents a structural overview of a financial partnership, specifically focusing on the roles and relationships between various entities involved in the investment process. At the top, we see "Advisor Co (London)," which likely serves as the advisory firm responsible for providing strategic guidance and insights. This entity is connected to "GP Co," indicating that it plays a crucial role in managing the general partnership.

The diagram illustrates the flow of responsibilities and relationships. The "Advisory agmt" suggests a formal agreement that outlines the terms of collaboration between the advisor and the general partner. Below GP Co, we find "Deal Execs," who are presumably responsible for executing investment deals, indicating a hands-on approach to managing investments.

Central to the structure is the "Carry p'ship," which likely refers to the carried interest partnership, a common mechanism in private equity where profits are shared among partners after a certain return threshold is met. The "SLP" could represent a specific type of limited partnership, further emphasizing the layered nature of the investment structure.

The slide also highlights the relationship with "Investors," specifically "LPs," or limited partners, who provide capital, but have limited control over the partnership's operations. This clearly delineates the roles of investors versus the active management team.

Overall, the slide effectively communicates the interconnected roles within this financial framework, emphasizing the collaborative nature of investment partnerships while delineating the responsibilities of each party involved. Understanding this structure is vital for potential customers considering engagement in such investment opportunities.

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