A Private Equity fund invests in two portfolio companies, $200 million in Company X and $150 million in Company Y, existing each after 5 years. Company X is sold for $450 million and Company Y is sold for $300 million. Assume a hurdle rate of 8% per annum, 20% carried interest, and no other fees. Please calculate the return and hurdle rate that the LPs should receive under an all capital first waterfall. Round your answer to the nearest million. $162 million $216 million $350 million $378 million $514 million A Private Equity fund invests in two portfolio companies, $200 million in Company X and $150 million in Company Y, existing each after 5 years. Company X is sold for $450 million and Company Y is sold for $300 million. Assume a hurdle rate of 8% per annum, 20% carried interest, and no other fees. Please calculate the GP catch-up using the all capital first waterfall. Round your answer to the nearest million. $30 million $32 million $40 million O $41 million O $102 million A Private Equity fund invests in two portfolio companies, $200 million in Company X and $150 million in Company Y, existing each after 5 years. Company X is sold for $450 million and Company Y is sold for $300 million. Assume a hurdle rate of 8% per annum, 20% carried interest, and no other fees. Please calculate the 80/20 split using the all capital first waterfall. Round your answer to the nearest million. Total: $400 million; LP's: $320 million; GP: $80 million Total: $350 million; LP's: $280 million; GP: $70 million Total: $250 million; LP's: $200 million; GP: $50 million Total: $195 million; LP's: $156 million; GP: $39 million O Total: $150 million; LP's: $120 million; GP: $30 million