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Hamilton Lane Appoints Hartley Rogers as Co-CEO

Hamilton Lane announced that Hartley Rogers has been named Co-CEO alongside Juan Delgado-Moreira. Erik Hirsch, who has served as Co-CEO, has been named Executive Co-Chairman. In this role, Hirsch will help lead strategic initiatives to drive the firm's long-term growth. This position is a continued evolution of the roles that Hirsch has played over his more than 25 years with the firm. Rogers has served on the Hamilton Lane Board of Directors since 2004. During his time with the firm, he has played a significant role in investing and client relationship activities, as well as in strategic and organizational development, leveraging his extensive experience in and knowledge of private markets. Rogers will work alongside Delgado-Moreira, who has served as Co-CEO since January 1, 2024. Rogers will remain Chairman of the Board.

Columbia Threadneedle and Hamilton Lane Announce Strategic Collaboration

Columbia Threadneedle Investments (AMP) and Hamilton Lane (HLNE) announced a strategic collaboration to deliver innovative investment solutions to the wealth channel. The collaboration brings together Columbia Threadneedle's public markets expertise, multi-asset investment capabilities and strategic distribution relationships, with Hamilton Lane's leading private markets platform, investment sourcing capabilities and data analytics expertise. Both firms share a commitment to client-centric solutions, research- and data-driven investing and innovation. As part of the collaboration, Columbia Threadneedle filed a preliminary registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for the Columbia Hamilton Lane Growth Innovation Fund, a public-private growth equity interval fund managed by Columbia Threadneedle. The Fund's launch is subject to registration with the SEC and fund board approval, and it is expected to be offered to the wealth channel through financial advisors.

Hamilton Lane Prepares First Yuan-Denominated Fund

Hamilton Lane is preparing its first yuan-denominated fund to target discounted Chinese assets, Bloomberg's Lulu Yilun Chen and Echo Wong report, citing people familiar with the matter. The U.S. investment manager is seeking to raise roughly RMB1B-RMB1.5B, or about $150M-$220M, for the fund before the end of 2026, the authors say.