Is it common to wait for new fund to receive carry?

Partners have indicated that I will be entitled to carry with next fund which will have a new management company to manage the fund and receive carry. Current fund invested for c. 50%. Expect that we will invest remaining 50% in next 1.5-2.0 years and raise next fund in the meantime. This will however mean that I'll be working on portfolio companies acquired with the current fund for another 5-7 years, while I have 0 carry incentive. Is that common?

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I'm entitled to carry in 1 year from now, but the partners says they don't want to break up the current structure then and that I have to wait for the new fund that will be raised in 1.5-2.0 years from now.

For new fund I'll receive carried interst, but that means that I'll be working on new investements for which I'm not incentivised for the foresable future (5+ years) first. New fund will be invested in 2-5 years from now... When I started I assumed I would be sharing in carry on all capital employed after 1 year.

 

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