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Work out your fund's three multiples.

Enter three numbers from your latest statement. Nothing is stored or sent; it all runs in your browser.

DPI–

Cash actually returned for each $1 paid in. The only one of the three that is not an estimate.

RVPI–

Value still held, for each $1 paid in. Depends on how the holdings are marked.

TVPI–

DPI plus RVPI: total value created so far, realized and unrealized.

Enter your numbers to see a plain-language reading.

How to read the result

TVPI above 1.0x means the fund's value, realized plus unrealized, exceeds what LPs have paid in. It says nothing about when, so pair it with IRR.
A high TVPI with a low DPI means most of the value is still on paper. That is normal early in a fund's life; it becomes a question later.
Always state the basis. Say whether the figures are net or gross of fees and carry, and the date they are as of.

For the definitions, a worked example and common mistakes, read DPI, TVPI and RVPI explained. To see the numbers a report should carry, use the LP reporting checklist.

This calculator is an educational aid. It does not replace your fund's accounts or administrator.

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