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Do Venture Partner Agreements Typically Last for the Fund Life (10 Years) or the Investment Period (3-4 Years)?

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May 03, 2023
Are Venture Partner Agreements usually set to last throughout the duration of the fund life (10years) or can they be set to the duration of the investment period? (3-4years)
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Mike Suprovici
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May 03, 2023
yes, they are for the life of the fund
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