Hamilton Lane has launched the Global Private Infrastructure Fund (“HLGPI”) and Private Infrastructure Fund (“HLPIF”), offering accredited investors worldwide greater access to private market infrastructure investments, according to a statement accessed by *Funds Society*.
The Hamilton Lane Global Private Infrastructure Fund (“HLGPI”) is available to qualified investors, including high-net-worth (“HNW”) investors and their wealth advisors, in EMEA, Australia, Canada, Latin America, and Southeast Asia.
On the other hand, the Hamilton Lane Private Infrastructure Fund (“HLPIF”) is a closed-end, continuously offered investment vehicle registered under the Securities Act of 1933 and the Investment Company Act of 1940 (“’40 Act”) and is available to U.S. clients, including HNW investors and their wealth advisors.
HLGPI and HLPIF are total return strategies aimed at both capital appreciation and income, designed to provide exposure to a global portfolio of institutional-quality infrastructure assets through a single investment, the firm’s information adds.
“Focused on identifying and capturing strategic opportunities in infrastructure, including direct and secondary investments, the Funds aim to deliver attractive returns and downside protection, along with liquidity through monthly or quarterly redemptions,” the fund explains.
Both HLGPI and HLPIF seek to capitalize on unique opportunities in the electricity, transportation, data and telecommunications, environment, and energy sectors, according to Hamilton Lane.
For over 24 years, Hamilton Lane has developed SMA mandates (as per the English acronym) focused on infrastructure, designed to deliver attractive returns relative to benchmarks for clients of all sizes worldwide. These new vehicles are an extension of Hamilton Lane’s broader infrastructure platform, which the firm has been building since 2000 and includes closed-end funds and SMAs totaling nearly $72 billion in assets under management and supervision as of June 30, 2024, the firm explains.