“One of the reasons why we exist… 1,500 funds in market… a customer that says, hey, my portfolio only requires six… eight funds gives you hundreds of companies and that's enough diversification.”

Hamilton Lane clients · The Compound and Friends · Erik Hirsch, CEO of Hamilton Lane, on the Explosive Growth of Private Markets

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invest in roughly 6-8 private-market funds per year to achieve sufficient diversification

6-8 funds per year; each fund holds 10-30 companies → hundreds of companies total

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