Venture Partner Compensation Model

Venture Partner Compensation Model MCP Connector for Claude

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Simulate and analyze carried interest distribution, vesting, and economic splits for VC firms.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides a specialized economic engine for venture capital firms to model partner compensation. It connects AI agents to complex financial logic, allowing for the calculation of carry per partner using calculate_carry_distribution. Users can analyze seniority-based wealth distribution with analyze_economics_split, track earned vs. unearned interest via simulate_vesting_impact, and forecast economic shifts using evaluate_retention_sensitivity. It is designed to help GPs manage carry pools, GP commitments, and retention strategies through precise economic modeling.

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

calculate_carry_distribution

Calculates the raw dollar value of carry assigned to each partner based on the total fund size and allocation rules

evaluate_retention_sensitivity

Forecasts how a change in specific variables (like seniority or pool size) impacts a specific partner's economic position

simulate_vesting_impact

Determines the currently "earned" vs "unearned" carry for a specific partner based on their tenure and the firm's vesting schedule

analyze_economics_split

Analyzes how the carry is divided between different seniority tiers within the firm

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Calculate the carry distribution for a $500M fund with a 20% carry pool, 5 partners, and seniority weights where Managing Partner is 3 and Partner is 1. The GP commitment is 2%.

The total carry pool is $100,000,000. After accounting for the GP commitment, the distribution among the 5 partners based on the provided weights results in specific allocations for each Managing Partner and Partner.

A partner named Alex has been with the firm for 2 years of a 4-year vesting schedule. How much of their $1,000,000 allocation is vested?

Alex has vested $500,000 and has $500,000 remaining unvested, representing a 50% vesting progress.

What happens to a partner's carry if the total fund size increases from $100M to $150M?

Increasing the fund size to $150M increases the partner's projected carry from its original value to a higher amount, reflecting the proportional growth in the total carry pool.

The `calculate_carry_distribution` tool calculates the dollar value of carry by applying the carry pool percentage to the total fund size and adjusting for the GP commitment, then distributing the remainder based on seniority weights.

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