Leveraging Our Size and Scale

With distinct product platforms and dedicated teams that focus on each of the major investment approaches in the private markets, our commingled products provide solutions for a variety of investors.

We leverage our strengths to create what we believe to be distinct products that meet Limited Partners’ portfolio architecture needs, mitigate the J-curve, minimize fees and generate strong returns. Given our global presence and scale, our access to and relationships with general partners, our ability to be highly selective, our proprietary data and analytics platform and our experienced and dedicated teams, we are uniquely positioned to invest and manage these products. Our suite of product solutions today is comprised not of traditional fund-of-funds, but rather transaction-focused strategies with which we are mainly making direct equity and credit investments alongside GPs and executing on secondary transactions.

$29.5B

Total Product AUM

1,550+

Clients & Investors


*As of 9/30/23

Our History in Investment Management


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2021 Launched Private Assets Fund 2020 Launched Global Private Assets Fund 2018 Launched First Impact Fund 2015 Launched First Strategic Opportunities Fund Launched First Global SMID Fund 2009 First Infrastructure Investment 2007 Launched First Capital Opportunities Fund 2005 Launched First Co-Investment Fund Launched First Secondary Fund 2002 Launched First Mission-Driven Program 2001 First In-state Investment 2000 First Secondary Investment First Direct Credit Investment 1999 Launched First Carpenters Partnership Fund 1998 Launched First Fund-of-Funds 1996 First Direct Investment

A Diversified Portfolio

The size and scale of Hamilton Lane’s global platform enable us to build differentiated global product solutions designed to help meet the needs of a wide range of investor types and preferences.

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Weekly Research Briefing: Questionably Priced Berries

There is nothing better than finding fresh berries at a fair value at the grocery store or a farmers’ market. One of the downsides to fresh berries is that you know a few at the bottom of the basket will be crushed, spoiled or have a six-legged friend claiming it as its home. But what if you got home and found that 40% of the berries in the basket were in a bad state and possibly inedible? Now what in the world do berries have to do with personal finance?

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Weekly Research Briefing: The Hillcrest Into 2024 Fast Approaches...

Less than seven weeks until the end of the year. Take out the two to three holiday weeks and you are down to about twenty days of real work left in 2023 for the markets. The M&A strategic and opportunistic deal train will begin to slow significantly as will the corporate information from companies to the investing world.

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SuperReturn: Infrastructure & Private Credit Opportunities

What is the current opportunity set for infrastructure and private credit investing? Hear insights from Head of SEA Kerrine Koh.

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