Bryan Jenkins
Bryan is a Managing Director and Co-Head of the Portfolio Management Group, where he oversees portfolio strategy, quantitative research, risk assessment, and the development of Hamilton Lane’s proprietary data and analytics. Bryan chairs the Portfolio Management Committee and is a member of the firm’s Evergreen Portfolio Committee. He is also a member of the BVCA’s Research Advisory Group.
Bryan began his career at Hamilton Lane in 2012 and has previously held roles on the firm’s Research and Private Markets Analytics teams.
Bryan received a B.S. in Computer Engineering from Drexel University.
Featured Content
Portfolio Construction Vol. II: Assembling the Building Blocks
What are the building blocks to a strategically constructed private markets portfolio? Return, risk, liquidity and the data are all needed to make informed decisions.
Portfolio Construction Vol. I: A Foundation for Success
With the nearly $3.8 trillion of capital flowing into the alternative asset class, the case for including private assets in an investment portfolio is compelling, especially when executed strategically.
PEI Keynote Interview: The Science of Portfolio Construction
What’s the science behind portfolio construction? Hear from Co-Head of Portfolio Management Group Bryan Jenkins in his Private Equity International keynote interview.
Pulling Back the Market Overview Curtain
Co-Head of Portfolio Management Group Bryan Jenkins pulls back the curtain on the process of building the annual Market Overview.
Today’s Markets: Loaded for Bear
Take a deep breath. As an investor, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by current market conditions complete with sharp daily swings in the public markets, pesky inflation issues, geopolitical uncertainties and a growing risk of recession on the horizon. But, remember, we all knew this day would have to come.
Market Trends: A Surge in Distribution Activity
Consider where the private markets were one year ago in August 2020. Q1 2020 valuations had just been published, indicating private equity funds had declined 8% in a single quarter. Investment activity and, more importantly, exit activity had dried up.
Q4 2020 & Year-End Valuations
The whipsawing observed in listed markets over the course of 2020 made for some of the most eagerly anticipated year-end private markets valuations in recent memory.
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