Private Equity & Exit Opps
What's the difference between IRR and MoM (MOIC), and why do PE firms track both?
Model answer
MoM / MOIC (multiple of money / multiple on invested capital) = total cash returned ÷ total cash invested — a simple, time-blind measure of how many dollars you made per dollar in. IRR is the…
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