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Do Typical Investment Periods Exist for Funds, and Can a 5MM Fund Have a 15-Year Lifetime?

Are there any typical types of investment periods for funds? For a 5MM fund what should be the lifetime? Could it be 15 years?
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The active investment period is normally between 2 and 4 years. Read the Cornerstone LPA for how these terms are set.

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