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▶ 14:16 Ted Seides Harbor Vest and Hamilton Lane that have fantastic databases where you could get at an average realistic private equity return.

▶ 6:10 Ted Seides John Connaughton from Bain Capital on the GP side, and LPs like Raf Arndt from the Australia Future Fund, Chris Aylman from CalSTRS, and Mario Giannini from Hamilton Lane all have sung their praise for the book.

▶ 17:06 Ravi Viswanathan So that was really the process, and obviously I was conflicted, so it was really the new LPs that came in, and this is public knowledge, but Goldman Sachs and Hamilton Lane were the leads. 2 times in the scene

▶ 4:16 Ted Seides Mario is the CEO of Hamilton Lane, which manages over a hundred billion dollars and supervises another seven hundred billion dollars in non-discretionary assets. 2 times in the scene
▶ 50:13 John Toomey So that's where Hamilton Lane and HarborVest are putting those types of solutions together, and that's what we're doing with Vanguard.
▶ 1:13:26 Mario Giannini To me, one of the big challenges has been the relative inexperience of a huge, huge segment of the private markets universe, whether it's at Hamilton Lane, whether it's at our clients, whether it's in the general partner community.

▶ 15:32 Matt Brown Secondly, the sophistication in the product innovation that these large asset management firms are working on, whether it's an Apollo or Franklin Templeton, a Hamilton Lane, Blackstone, of course, comes to mind and others.
▶ 26:55 Matt Brown Hamilton Lane as well.
▶ 30:38 Ted Seides Apollo, Motive, Hamilton Lane, Eldridge was an early investor.

▶ 4:06 Ted Seides My guest on today's show is Mario Giannini, the CEO of Hamilton Lane, where he oversees nearly a trillion dollars of assets under management and advisement in private capital, making it perhaps the largest investor in private equity in the… 3 times in the scene
▶ 6:13 Mario Giannini I had no idea what I was going to do, and ended up coming to Hamilton Lane. 3 times in the scene
▶ 10:38 Ted Seides So from four or five people 30 years ago, why don't you give a quick summary of what Hamilton lean is today? 6 times in the scene
▶ 45:04 Ted Seides When you put on your pure LP hat, and let's just think about it maybe for a particular client, not so much a Hamilton Lane as an organization is growing.
▶ 55:12 Mario Giannini So in the lore of Hamilton Lane, we did it as a strategic move.
▶ 58:16 Mario Giannini oh, we're going to take a big chunk of Hamilton lane and tell them how to run the business.
▶ 1:07:05 Mario Giannini Strategy at Hamilton Lane, when issues would come up around where are we in the markets, what's going on, when issues would come up about how do you, we talk about where the industry was.

▶ 20:09 John Barber Back then, certainly, co-investors weren't as good as not, and frankly, while we have some very good people like Stepstone, or Hamilton Lane, or New Burger, or Harborvest, or Adam Street, who concentrate this and have real good teams, most…

▶ 7:35 Steve Moseley To Hamilton Lane and to Stepstone today, and I signed up to help them invest two direct investment vehicles that they had raised.

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