Numeric inconsistency — Residual Distribution example - Class D allocation denominator
HighIn the Residual Distribution worked example the Class A/B/C/C2 allocations all divide by the stated Aggregate Participation Total of CDN$63,104,977, but the Class D allocation divides by a different figure (CDN$62,604,977), so the same total is stated two ways and the percentages cannot all be correct.
“for an Aggregate Participation Total of CDN$63,104,977; (B) the Class A Units will be allocated 3.57% of the Residual Distribution (CDN$2,250,000/CDN$63,104,977 X 100%); ... and (F) the Class D Units will be allocated 15.85% of the Residual Distribution (CDN$10,000,000/CDN$62,604,977 X 100%)”