PRINT THIS PAGE Limited partnership agreement project
05/08/2004. Source: Center for Private Equity and Entrepreneurship: Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth. 
This Tuck School of Business survey canvasses the opinions of both LPs and GPs with regards the cost of the limited partnership agreement, its role as a governance document and the value to the industry of a guideline or model LPA. The survey finds that both LPs and GPs place primary importance on provisions that address the economic terms of the LPA. The greatest points of disagreement between GPs and LPs involve LPA provisions addressing governance, with LPs ascribing greater importance to these provisions than GPs.
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