Public company Hamilton Lane's tokenized fund SCOPE is integrated into the Sei network through KAIO, providing on-chain access for institutions and others.
BlockBeats News, October 15, the on-chain regulated real-world asset (RWA) infrastructure platform KAIO announced today that it has introduced Hamilton Lane’s (Nasdaq: HLNE) Senior Credit Opportunities Fund (SCOPE) to the Sei Network through the HL SCOPE Access Fund, providing on-chain access for institutions and qualified investors.
By integrating with the Sei Network, KAIO brings the private credit platform of Hamilton Lane, a global leading private markets investment management firm, on-chain, thereby expanding the participation channels for crypto-native users in alternative investment strategies. The high-performance architecture of the Sei Network, combined with KAIO’s institutional-grade infrastructure and user-centric design, enables alternative investment products like the SCOPE Fund to be accessed on-chain in a secure, compliant, and composable manner.
Hamilton Lane has opened access to its SCOPE Fund on KAIO through the “HL SCOPE Access Fund.” This fund is a “full-cycle, senior private credit perpetual fund” designed to maintain stable performance and cash returns across different economic cycles. SCOPE provides investors with a diversified, multi-manager portfolio, featuring immediate capital deployment and monthly liquidity options.
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