Gridline Integrates Hamilton Lane’s $1T Private Markets Dataset Into Its Due Diligence Platform

Gridline has partnered with Hamilton Lane to integrate the private markets firm’s proprietary benchmarking data into AltComply, Gridline’s AI-powered due diligence platform launched in March 2026. The integration gives registered investment advisors, multi-family offices, and private banks access to Hamilton Lane’s fund-level performance data, enabling manager benchmarking against relevant peer groups and vintage-year cohorts as part of a streamlined diligence workflow.

Hamilton Lane oversees approximately $1 trillion in assets under management and supervision, including $141.8 billion in discretionary assets and $905.3 billion in non-discretionary assets as of March 31, 2026. The breadth of that dataset addresses one of the persistent gaps in private markets due diligence: the absence of standardized, timely performance comparisons that equity and fixed income investors take for granted in public markets.

“One of the most important steps in institutional-quality due diligence is understanding how a fund manager’s performance compares against relevant peers over time. Without that context, investors are often flying blind when evaluating managers,” said Peter Bilali, chief product officer and co-founder, Gridline.

Compliance teams using AltComply gain a centralized private markets investment repository designed to standardize processes, reduce regulatory risk, and support repeatable diligence at scale. Gridline says the integration saves firms an average of 10 hours per fund evaluated; a meaningful efficiency gain for wealth management teams managing growing private markets allocations across multiple managers and vintages.

Griff Norville, head of technology solutions at Hamilton Lane, said the partnership advances the firm’s goal of embedding its benchmarking capabilities directly into advisors’ existing workflows rather than requiring separate data pulls or manual comparisons.