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

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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yes, they are for the life of the fund

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