Chubb Wealth will host designated Hamilton Lane evergreen funds on its digital platform for qualifying professional investors in Hong Kong, but fund names, fees and minimums are not yet public.

TL;DR

  • Chubb Wealth and Hamilton Lane have partnered so that designated Hamilton Lane evergreen funds appear on Chubb Wealth's platform for qualifying professional investors in Hong Kong, according to Private Banker International (12 October 2026).
  • Hamilton Lane oversees $20.1bn across 12 evergreen structures globally, and the lineup covers Asian private assets, private infrastructure, and venture and expansion-stage investments.
  • Not disclosed: the fund names, minimums, fees, launch date, and the definition of eligible investors.

What did Chubb Wealth and Hamilton Lane announce?

Private Banker International reported on 12 October 2026 that Chubb Wealth will offer designated evergreen funds managed by Hamilton Lane, a private markets investment firm, on its digital wealth platform. The target audience is qualifying professional investors in Hong Kong. The funds span Asian private assets, private infrastructure, and venture and expansion-stage opportunities. Hamilton Lane oversees $20.1bn across 12 evergreen structures globally, per the same report. Ben Rudd, general manager of Chubb Wealth, described the offer as a direct and disciplined alternative to concentrated public markets. Sungji An, APAC client solutions head at Hamilton Lane, said the firm has seen interest from these investors in diversified private markets exposure.

Who can use the Chubb Wealth platform?

The October announcement does not define eligibility. Earlier coverage by Hubbis (20 March 2026) described the Chubb Wealth platform as operated by Chubb Investment Management (HK) Limited, which is licensed by the Securities and Futures Commission, and aimed at Professional Investors with at least HK$8m in investable assets. Hubbis also reported that alternatives were available from US$10,000 and named KKR, Goldman Sachs Asset Management and PIMCO among managers on the platform. Those figures come from the March report and have not been confirmed for the Hamilton Lane funds. Separately, Wealth Briefing Asia (18 September 2026) covered a different Chubb Wealth series with S64 and KKR K-Series, which did not mention Hamilton Lane.

Why does it matter for Asian allocators?

Evergreen structures let investors subscribe and redeem on a periodic basis rather than locking capital into a fixed-term fund, which is why wealth platforms in Asia are adding them. The trade-off is liquidity. Our earlier report on CAIA's warning that the fine print does not always match the pitch is a useful reminder to check redemption limits, gates and valuation methods before investing: https://www.altassetasia.com/evergreen-funds-hit-534-billion-caia-warns-the-fine-print-doesnt-match-the-pitch/ . For wider context on demand, see: https://www.altassetasia.com/72-of-wealthy-investors-now-hold-private-markets-but-average-allocations-slip-to-27-barclays-survey-finds/ . This article is information only and is not investment advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an evergreen fund?

An evergreen fund is an open-ended vehicle with no fixed end date that accepts new investment and allows periodic redemptions, usually subject to limits set out in its offering documents.

Which Hamilton Lane funds will Chubb Wealth offer?

The reports reviewed do not name the funds. They say only that the strategies cover Asian private assets, private infrastructure, and venture and expansion-stage investments.

What are the minimum investment and fees?

Neither has been disclosed. Check the fund documents and Chubb Wealth directly before making any decision.

Sources and Method

This article is an original summary based on: Private Banker International, Chubb Wealth and Hamilton Lane partner on private markets in Hong Kong (12 October 2026); Hubbis, Chubb Wealth platform coverage (20 March 2026); Wealth Briefing Asia, Chubb Wealth and S64 evergreen series (18 September 2026). A Fund Selector Asia report on the same partnership appeared in search results but could not be opened, and no primary press release from Chubb Wealth or Hamilton Lane was found, so the core announcement rests on one reviewed outlet. Quotes and opinions are attributed to the named executives. Not confirmed: fund names, minimums, fees, launch date, eligibility rules, exclusivity.