Hamilton Lane introduced a suite of 20 private‑market closed‑end fund performance indices on the Bloomberg Terminal, aggregating LP cash‑flow data from more than 7,000 private‑market funds. The indices cover private equity, private credit, real assets, fund‑of‑funds, secondary, and co‑investment strategies and provide anonymized, cash‑flow‑driven benchmarks.
The indices include historical performance data dating back to 2000 and are available through Bloomberg’s data license, extending Hamilton Lane’s proprietary analytics to a broader base of institutional investors and portfolio managers who rely on Bloomberg for market data.
The launch follows Hamilton Lane’s Q4 FY2025 results, which showed an 11% year‑over‑year increase in assets under management to $986 billion and a 14% rise in management and advisory fees. The new indices are positioned to support the firm’s evergreen and specialized‑fund businesses and complement its Cobalt LP platform.
Griff Norville, Head of Technology Solutions, said the indices “strengthen Hamilton Lane’s position as a data leader in private markets and provide clients with a transparent benchmark for portfolio construction and risk management.” Bloomberg’s Brad Foster added that the indices “expand the depth of performance data available to our clients.”
By making the indices available on Bloomberg, Hamilton Lane aims to democratize access to sophisticated private‑market performance data, addressing the industry’s long‑standing opacity and meeting growing demand for transparency.
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