Hannah brings nearly 20 years of experience in the alternative investment space, latterly as Managing Director of Alternative Finance & Head of GP Stakes at Legal & General. In this capacity she led the deployment of minority stakes into a number of successful GPs, including Pemberton Asset Management, NTR plc, Proprium Capital Partners, and ImpactA Global. Hannah brings an intrinsic understanding of the priorities of GP management teams in GP stake transactions, having served on the boards of Pemberton, NTR Asset Management and ImpactA global for a combined 20 years. She also played a central role in sourcing and executing M&A transactions, including the recent acquisition of US Proprium Capital Partners. Hannah also serves as a member of the Investment Committee of the Church of England Pension Board. She holds an MA in Geography & Management from the University of Cambridge.

Campbell Lutyens launched its GPCA service to clients in 2021, giving specialist advice on GP stakes management, GP M&A and financing solutions. Now comprising over 20 professionals in London, New York and Singapore, the team operates on a global basis, advising clients across the alternative investment spectrum. In recent months the team advised on multiple landmark transactions including Tree Hills Capital Partners’ sale of a minority stake to BCI, the acquisition of PepperTree by TPG, and GBL’s acquisition of a minority stake in Sagard. Campbell Lutyens also served as lead advisor on a number of earlier landmark transactions including the sale of Actis to General Atlantic and the acquisition of W Capital Partners by AXA, as well as Bridgepoint’s combination with Energy Capital Partners.

Commenting on the appointment, Thomas Liaudet, Partner at Campbell Lutyens said: “As one of the longest serving practitioners in the GP stake space, Hannah is a great addition to our team. With experience at the heart of the largest asset manager in the UK,  Hannah brings expertise in strategy and execution, as well as insights into how alternative pools of capital are contributing to an increasingly diverse investment ecosystem. Minority and majority transactions for private market fund managers remains a specialist area, and one where Campbell Lutyens provides a unique breadth of perspectives and connections.”

Hannah Gore-Randall added: “Campbell Lutyens has built a world-class platform with deep relationships across private markets. I’m excited to join the team at a time of significant change in the asset management industry and to help clients unlock long-term strategic value through GP stakes.”