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Risk Management and Investment
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The J-curve pattern observed in private equity fund returns is primarily caused by:
A
Management fees and initial write-downs reducing NAV in early years before investments mature and generate returns
B
Private equity managers deliberately delaying reporting of early gains
C
Regulatory requirements to report conservative valuations in the first three years
D
The mathematical effect of compounding negative returns over time
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