Hamilton Lane Rejects 90% of Deals in $240 Billion Secondary Boom
Hamilton Lane turns down up to 98% of secondary deals in a $240 billion market. It has invested $1.5 billion in Israel and sees a deep liquidity backlog.
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Secondary Market
Topic
Secondary Market
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