Dividend rate of invested capital DPI: The excess paid-in is in the early stage of the fund life cycle, because no project has withdrawn, and most of the income of the project is dividends. DPI can be used to measure fund performance. DPI refers to the ratio between dividend and paid-in capital of a project, which is a good indicator of cash return.

Common performance indicators of funds In the private equity industry, three indicators are usually used to evaluate the income of a fund product: MOC MultipleOfCapitalContributed, MOC, IRR and DPI. Among them, MOC is a multiple of the fund's return on investment, and the calculation formula is relatively simple, that is, the current asset value of the fund is divided by the fund size. For example, a fund product with a fund size of 1 100 million, if its current assets value is 500 million, then the MOC of this fund product is 5.