Glossary
What is High-Water Mark?
A high-water mark is the previous peak value of a managed fund, used to ensure performance fees are charged only on new profit above that peak.
Without a high-water mark, a manager would be paid a performance fee twice for recovering the same losses.
It is a standard feature of well-implemented PAMM fee handling.
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