Accelerator Carry Distribution

Accelerator Carry Distribution MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate venture capital waterfall distributions, GP catch-ups, and clawback scenarios.

3 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides precise financial modeling for venture capital fund distributions. It implements a standard four-tier waterfall model to determine how exit proceeds are split between Limited Partners (LP) and the General Partner (GP). Use calculate_waterfall_distribution to determine exact dollar amounts for LPs and GP based on capital, hurdle rates, and carried interest. You can also use simulate_clawback_scenario to evaluate potential GP liabilities if fund performance changes, or analyze_irr_sensitivity to see how different hurdle rates impact the GP's catch-up phase. It is designed for fund managers and analysts needing accurate distribution modeling.

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3 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

analyze_irr_sensitivity

Provides a comparison of how different hurdle rates affect the GP's ability to enter the catch-up phase

calculate_waterfall_distribution

Determines the exact dollar amounts distributed to LPs and the GP based on the fund's performance and agreement terms

simulate_clawback_scenario

Evaluates the potential impact on the GP if the fund's performance drops after a large exit, requiring the return of carried interest

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Calculate the waterfall for a fund with $50M gross proceeds, $40M LP capital, 20% carried interest, and an 8% hurdle rate.

The distribution results in $43,200,000 for LPs and $6,800,000 for the GP, with a total profit of $10,000,000.

What happens if the GP has already received $2M in carry but the final fund profit is only $8M with a 20% carry agreement?

The GP is required to return $400,000 to the LPs to satisfy the 20% carried interest agreement on the $8M profit.

Compare how hurdle rates of 5%, 8%, and 10% affect the GP carry for a fund with $100M proceeds and $80M LP capital.

At a 5% hurdle, the GP carry is $4,000,000; at 8%, it is $3,600,000; and at 10%, it is $3,200,000.

A waterfall distribution is a method used in venture capital to distribute fund proceeds. It follows specific tiers: returning capital to LPs, providing a preferred return (hurdle), a GP catch-up, and finally the carried interest split.

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