
Hamilton Lane reaches $452bn in AUM&A
Hamilton Lane, the alternative investment manager, has announced its assets under management and advice have reached $452bn as of September 2018.
Hamilton Lane has $58bn in AUM and $394bn in AUA.
The firm, which provides private market solutions, has also announced that there is a 12% increase for the second semester of 2018/19 compared with the same time last year, according to its Q2 earnings presentation.
Customised separate accounts and specialised funds have driven the LP's AUM growth. The specialised funds include co-investment vehicles, private equity funds-of-funds and credit-oriented funds. The fee-earning AUM added for the second semester amounts to $158m for the co-investment fund, and $149m for the credit fund.
For the customised separate accounts business, 70% of the gross contributions came from existing clients over the last 12 months.
Hamilton Lane, which is seeking to expand its presence in DACH, has recently appointed Martina Schliemann as principal and head of business development in the region.
Hamilton Lane has recently committed to Platinum Equity Small Cap Fund I, ECI 11 and Bridgepoint Europe VI, among others. It also held a final closing for its fourth secondaries fund in June 2017 on $1.9bn, exceeding the original $1.25bn target, making it Hamilton Lane's largest secondaries vehicle to date.
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