Hamilton Lane launches two interval funds for private markets access

Hamilton Lane (NASDAQ: HLNE) announced the launch of the Hamilton Lane Credit Income Fund and the conversion of its Private Infrastructure Fund to an interval fund structure, according to a company statement.

The Hamilton Lane Credit Income Fund was declared effective by the SEC last month and has reached more than $350 million in commitments. The fund provides access to a diversified portfolio of middle-market senior loans sourced through Hamilton Lane's global multi-manager platform.

The Hamilton Lane Private Infrastructure Fund, initially launched in October 2024, has been converted to an interval fund structure while continuing its infrastructure strategy focused on co-investments and secondaries. The fund targets opportunities across telecommunications, transportation, power and energy, environmental and renewables sectors.

Both interval funds are structured to offer institutional and private wealth investors quarterly limited liquidity, daily NAV pricing, and investment minimums as low as $2,500 in certain share classes. The funds are registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940 and provide quarterly repurchase offers of at least 5% of outstanding shares.

The Private Infrastructure Fund is also available in a tokenized format through Republic's digital investment platform as part of Hamilton Lane's technology modernization efforts.

"These funds advance our ongoing commitment to expanding access to private markets and enhancing the investing experience, regardless of structure," said Beth Nardi, Head of U.S. Private Wealth at Hamilton Lane.

Since launching its global evergreen platform in 2019, Hamilton Lane has built 12 funds representing nearly $18 billion in assets under management. The company manages $1.0 trillion in total assets under management and supervision as of December 31, 2025.

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