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Gridline announces Hamilton Lane data integration for AltComply benchmarking

June 23, 2026 press release Manager profile

Summary: Gridline announced a strategic integration with Hamilton Lane that uses Hamilton Lane private-markets data in Gridline's AltComply benchmarking workflow. The verifier cleared the FT Markets / Business Wire announcement mirror for drafting, with the caveat that product, AI, benchmarking, and compliance claims must remain attributed to Gridline or the announcement.

Why it matters: The update may matter to due-diligence readers as a private-markets data-distribution and tooling signal involving Hamilton Lane, while it should not be treated as independent validation of AltComply, product efficacy, compliance sufficiency, benchmarking methodology, or investor outcomes.

9AT filing context: Hamilton Lane maps to CIK 1573767 and CRD 107876 / SEC file 801-55813; the UAT adviser profile shows about $138.3B in reported regulatory AUM and about $66.1B in reported private-fund gross asset value. Use only as identity/platform context; it does not validate Gridline product, AI, benchmarking, compliance, or data-coverage claims.

Summary

Gridline announced a strategic integration with Hamilton Lane that uses Hamilton Lane private-markets data in Gridline’s AltComply benchmarking workflow. The FT Markets / Business Wire announcement identifies Hamilton Lane as a global private-markets investment firm and describes the integration as expanding private-markets benchmarking capabilities.

This draft should be framed as a Gridline-announced vendor/data-integration item. Product, AI, benchmarking, compliance, and dataset claims should remain attributed to Gridline or the announcement rather than stated as independently verified conclusions.

Why it matters

For due-diligence readers, the item is relevant because private-markets managers and data providers increasingly appear inside third-party diligence, benchmarking, monitoring, and compliance workflows. Hamilton Lane’s role as a named data source gives readers a public signal to monitor around private-markets data distribution and the tooling ecosystem around alternatives due diligence.

The signal is bounded. The announcement supports that Gridline described an integration using Hamilton Lane data; it does not show that Hamilton Lane independently validated AltComply, that AltComply is compliance-sufficient, that the benchmarking methodology is complete, that users will get better outcomes, or that 9AT endorses the product.

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9AT filing context

For identity and platform context only, Hamilton Lane maps to CIK 1573767 and CRD 107876 / SEC file 801-55813, with public website domain hamiltonlane.com. The UAT adviser profile shows about $138.3 billion in reported regulatory AUM, about $66.1 billion in reported private-fund gross asset value, 516 reported private funds, 651 employees, 257 advisory employees, separately managed account activity, and a 2025-06-27 ADV/profile submission date.

Those filing-derived facts identify the adviser and provide scale/background context. They do not validate Gridline’s technology claims, compliance claims, data coverage, benchmarking methodology, product efficacy, customer outcomes, Hamilton Lane endorsement scope beyond the announcement, or 9AT endorsement. No Form 5500 context is recommended, and 13F detail is not useful for this vendor-integration story.

What to watch

Watch for Hamilton Lane, Gridline, or AltComply materials that clarify the integration scope, data-update cadence, benchmarking methodology, governance, permitted uses, compliance-review limitations, and whether the relationship expands beyond the announced workflow. Future coverage should keep data-partnership facts separate from conclusions about product quality, compliance sufficiency, or investment decision-making.

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