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Under PMS regulations, a portfolio manager charges a performance-based fee with a hurdle rate of 10% and a profit share of 20% above the hurdle on a Rs 60 lakh corpus. If the portfolio return is 18%, what is the performance fee, assuming it applies only to returns above the hurdle?
The performance fee is Rs 96,000. The return above the 10% hurdle is 8% of Rs 60 lakh, which is Rs 4,80,000, and the manager takes 20% of that excess as the profit share.
- ARs 96,000Correct
- BRs 2,16,000
- CRs 1,20,000
- DRs 1,08,000
Explanation
Excess return = 18% - 10% = 8% of Rs 60 lakh = Rs 4,80,000. Fee = 20% of 4,80,000 = Rs 96,000. Rs 2,16,000 applies 20% to the whole 18% return; Rs 1,20,000 applies 20% to the hurdle-return only; Rs 1,08,000 is 18% of 6,00,000 mis-scaled.
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