Hamilton Lane, a key player in private markets investing, has broadened its collaboration with fintech firm iCapital. The expanded agreement will bring additional evergreen strategies from Hamilton Lane to wealth managers worldwide through iCapital’s digital Marketplace platform. The development builds on an existing U.S. relationship and supports Hamilton Lane’s push to serve the global private wealth segment more effectively.
Several of the firm’s evergreen vehicles—covering private equity, secondaries, infrastructure, venture capital, and credit—will now be accessible to advisors, private banks, family offices, and other wealth professionals across multiple regions.
Evergreen structures offer ongoing access without the typical closed-end fund lifecycle, providing a more flexible entry point for investors seeking diversified exposure to private markets.
By listing these products on iCapital Marketplace, Hamilton Lane aims to simplify distribution while maintaining the institutional-quality standards that have defined its offerings for decades.
iCapital Marketplace serves as a centralized hub that links wealth managers with private markets opportunities.
It features a fully digital investment process, portfolio construction and analytics tools, due diligence resources, research reports, and educational content.
The recent addition of the Architect module further enhances capabilities for advisors managing alternative allocations.
Ralph Aerni, Head of EMEA Client Solutions at Hamilton Lane, highlighted the firm’s approach: its evergreen platform draws on extensive experience, worldwide scale, and established relationships to create solutions tailored for private markets access.
Through a multi-manager model and careful portfolio construction, the firm targets diversified exposure delivered in a format designed for investor convenience.
Jocelyn Pidoux, Head of Asset Manager Solutions EMEA at iCapital, noted that the partnership responds to rising demand among global wealth managers for diversified evergreen private market strategies offered via an integrated, scalable platform.
She emphasized that placing these strategies on iCapital Marketplace helps widen participation in high-quality private investments for advisors and their clients.
The collaboration positions iCapital as a key distribution partner for alternative asset managers targeting the private wealth channel.
By combining Hamilton Lane’s product expertise with iCapital’s technology and international network, the two firms seek to lower barriers and improve efficiency for wealth professionals allocating to alternatives.
Hamilton Lane manages approximately $1 trillion in assets under management and supervision as of March 31, 2026, with a focus on building customized programs across private markets strategies, sectors, and geographies.
The firm operates with hundreds of professionals across offices in North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East.
iCapital provides technology and distribution solutions for non-traditional investments.
Its platform supports the full investment lifecycle for alternatives, structured products, and related offerings.
The company reports servicing nearly $1.2 trillion in assets globally, including substantial allocations to alternatives, and works with thousands of wealth management firms and financial professionals. It maintains offices in major financial centers worldwide.
This latest step reflects broader industry trends toward greater accessibility of private markets for individual and high-net-worth investors.
Evergreen formats and digital platforms are increasingly viewed as practical ways to deliver institutional-grade opportunities at scale while meeting regulatory and operational requirements across borders.
The expanded partnership is expected to accelerate Hamilton Lane’s growth in the wealth channel outside the United States while reinforcing iCapital’s role in connecting asset managers with global distribution networks. Both companies have indicated the move will support more informed decision-making and smoother integration of private market holdings into client portfolios.