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Takahashi Alexander

Projecting the Cash Flows of Private Equity Funds

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Last updated 4 months ago

The Takahashi Alexander model mainly serves as simple and deterministic benchmark model for more sophisticated forecast approaches. In real-world applications, the cash flow curves can be especially helpful for future commitment planning when the associated riskiness of cash flows is not overly important.

Academic Background

developed a famous model to forecast the cash flows of private equity funds. The model generates deterministic cash flow curves which means all randomness (= risk) associated with the cash flows is neglected.

API Endpoints

The Takahashi Alexander module offers two endpoints:

  • takahashi-alexander/ta_02/cash_flow_expectations

  • takahashi-alexander/ta_02/commitment_planner

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Takahashi and Alexander (2002)