IRR on equity

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• IRR — internal rate of return (IRR) A compound rate of interest worked out over the life of a private equity fund reflecting both the investment return and the rate at which the return is produced. The IRR is calculated by way of an iterative… …   Law dictionary

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• internal rate of return — (IRR) A compound rate of interest worked out over the life of a private equity fund reflecting both the investment return and the rate at which the return is produced. The IRR is calculated by way of an iterative mathematical formula which values …   Law dictionary

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