A hedge fund pays its general partner an incentive allocation equal to 20% of the gains achieved, above the level at which any previous incentive allocations were calculated. This level is called the

A hedge fund pays its general partner an incentive allocation equal to 20% of the gains achieved, above the level at which any previous incentive allocations were calculated. This level is called the 






A) Manager benchmark
B) Mark-to-gains threshold
C) High water mark
D) Profit participation mark








Answer: C


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