FactSet Adds Hamilton Lane Private Markets Data

The partnership embeds Hamilton Lane's private markets data into FactSet's portfolio analytics platform for institutional investors.

Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Investing

FactSet Adds Hamilton Lane Private Markets Data

FactSet and Hamilton Lane announced a strategic partnership to embed Hamilton Lane's private markets data into FactSet's portfolio analytics platform. The data covers more than 70,000 funds and 240,000 assets.

Why it matters

Institutional investors have long had to manage public and private portfolios on separate systems, and the partnership aims to let them analyze both on a single platform. The integration brings fund- and deal-level benchmarks into a widely used analytics environment.

Hamilton Lane's private markets data covers more than 70,000 funds and 240,000 assets, including proprietary fund- and deal-level benchmarks. The announcement does not specify pricing or a timeline for availability within FactSet's platform.

The players

FactSet

FactSet is a financial data and analytics company whose platform is widely used by investment professionals for portfolio analysis.

Hamilton Lane

Hamilton Lane is a private markets investment management firm known for its data on private funds and deals.

The details

Hamilton Lane's proprietary private markets data will be embedded directly into FactSet's analytics infrastructure and accessible within its portfolio analytics platform. The partnership is designed to let institutional investors view and manage public and private holdings together.

November 2, 2026: FactSet and Hamilton Lane announced the partnership.

Market Landscape

The move extends FactSet's portfolio analytics platform into private markets, an area where institutional managers have historically relied on separate systems. It positions FactSet to compete for workflows that combine public and private asset analysis.

Institutional investors who manage both public and private holdings may find a single analytics view reduces the need to reconcile separate systems. The announcement does not indicate changes to fees or access for individual retail investors.

The takeaway

Consolidating public and private portfolio analysis in one platform can simplify oversight for institutions. Investors evaluating such tools should confirm data coverage and access terms directly with the provider.