Hamilton Lane raises $1.5b for global co-investment fund
Hamilton Lane has reached a final close of $1.5 billion for its third co-investment fund, exceeding the $1 billion target.
The fund is intended to provide leading GPs with capital for buyout and growth transactions, according to a release. It will follow a diversified approach across industries and geographies.
Hamilton Lane launched Co-Investment Fund III in 2013. South Korea's National Pension Service is a significant contributor, having committed $375 million last year. In addition to pension plans, other LPs include sovereign wealth funds, endowments, foundations and high net worth individuals.
The firm's previous fund, Co-Investment Fund II, closed in 2008 at $1.2 billion. Hamilton Lane claims it has achieved a 1.9x net multiple of investment capital and a 22% net IRR.
In recent years Hamilton Lane has increased its Asia presence, hiring and promoting several significant performers in its Tokyo and Hong Kong offices in 2014. It has been active in the region since 2004.
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