Hamilton Lane, a global investment firm with more than $920 billion in assets, has taken a bold step into the blockchain space. It is launching its Senior Credit Opportunity Fund (SCOPE) on the Solana blockchain in collaboration with Libre, an institutional provider of Web3 infrastructure. This event is an important step in the process of mastering digital assets by large financial institutions.
Through this partnership, Solana users can access the Hamilton Lane SCOPE Fund through a fund feeder. Accredited, professional and institutional investors can now work directly with top funds on the network, including Brevan Howard's Master fund and BlackRock's ICS money market fund. This solution makes investing more transparent, efficient and accessible to investors, aligning with Hamilton Lane's goal of democratizing private market investing.
The introduction of Hamilton Lane's SCOPE fund into the Solana blockchain is an important step in the development of the investment fund distribution system. Using blockchain technology, the company aims to make fund management more transparent and efficient, and increase access to high-impact investment opportunities. This partnership demonstrates how blockchain can transform the financial sector and sets new standards for fund management in the future.
Recently it became known that Sam Benkman, well-known in the crypto sphere, was invited to take part in this project. However, despite all the prospects and opportunities that opened up for him, Sema was forced to refuse participation.
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