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Accounting for Funds: Private Equity 

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Accounting for Funds: Private Equity
 at 
UDEMY 
Overview

Understand the difference between private equity and hedge funds

Duration

5 hours

Total fee

1,999

Mode of learning

Online

Credential

Certificate

Accounting for Funds: Private Equity
 at 
UDEMY 
Highlights

  • Earn a certificate of completion from Udemy
  • Learn from 21 downloadable resources
  • Get full lifetime access of the course material
  • Comes with 30 days money back guarantee
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Accounting for Funds: Private Equity
 at 
UDEMY 
Course details

Skills you will learn
Who should do this course?
  • For Accountants seeking to learn new areas of accounting
  • For Fund managers (i.e., hedge fund or private equity)
  • For Emerging fund managers
  • For Individuals seeking to launch real estate funds
  • For Venture capital principals
  • For Fund principals
What are the course deliverables?
  • Understand the economics of private equity
  • Comprehend key concepts of private equity accounting
  • Calculate management and performance fee
  • Calculate net asset value (NAV)
  • Understand capital activities in fund accounting
More about this course
  • In this course we explore private equity funds as an alternative asset class
  • We look at key concepts about fund formation, fund economics (i.e. how funds make money), key participants in fund activities, and the financial reporting process
  • Also, we pay close attention to how management and performance fees are calculated, as well as NAV

Accounting for Funds: Private Equity
 at 
UDEMY 
Curriculum

Course and Professor Introduction

Introduction

Additional Info

Instructor Background

Course Outline

Quick Brush Up on Your Accounting

Key Concepts

Defining Fund and Fund Characteristics

Difference between VC, private equity, and hedge fund

Private Equity vs. Hedge Fund

Section Recap

Fund Organization

Section introduction

Legal Structure, Jurisdiction, and Structure

Fund Documents and Their Importance

Fund Example and Fees

Fund Participants

Fund Participants: Investors - Accredited vs. Institutional

Fund Participants: Regulators

Section Recap

Financial Statements

Module introduction

Clarifying Concepts

Private Equity Financial Statements

Capital Activities Entries (Part I)

Capital Call

Operating Expenses Entries

Capital Call and Funding a Deal

First Deal Income: Interest Income

Management, Performance, and NAV

Capital Call #03

Financials Updates: Opex and Income Entries

Deal #02: Yeto Institute

Deal #2 Entries and Monthly Updates

Deal #03 - 30% Investment Stake in EduTech Corp

September NAV Update

Exit of an Investment

Capital Redemption: Return of Capital and PnL

Lecture 34 Update

Course Conclusion and Final Considerations

Course Summary and Final Considerations

Course Updates

Workbook guide

Course Update - PnL Allocation

How to find financial statements of publicly traded PE firm

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Accounting for Funds: Private Equity
 at 
UDEMY 
Faculty details

Luntadila Paulo
Luntadila Paulo is a licensed Certified Public Accountant, Pan-African, global citizen, and entrepreneur. He has an MBA from Eastern Illinois University and a bachelor's degree in accounting from Michigan State University.

Accounting for Funds: Private Equity
 at 
UDEMY 
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