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StepStone Group files Q1 2026 13F with about 207.5 million in reported value fields

May 15, 2026 filing Manager profile

Summary: StepStone Group LP filed a 2026-03-31 Form 13F-HR on 2026-05-15 under accession 0001193125-26-225924. The SEC XML information table shows 18 entries and an aggregate reported value-field total of about 207.5 million.

Why it matters: For diligence readers, the filing provides a public snapshot of listed securities and reportable options or classes, but it should be used with 13F limitations in mind. It can help frame questions about public-market exposures, concentration, instruments, and changes to monitor in later filings.

9AT filing context: SEC 13F data for the period ended 2026-03-31 shows 18 information-table entries and an aggregate reported value-field total of about 207.5 million. This uses the filed XML value fields as reported, without multiplying by 1,000, because the spot-checked top entries reconcile to share counts at that scale; it remains a delayed public-securities snapshot, not total firm AUM, a complete portfolio, or a recommendation.

Summary

StepStone Group LP filed a 2026-03-31 Form 13F-HR on 2026-05-15 under accession 0001193125-26-225924. The SEC XML information table shows 18 entries and an aggregate reported value-field total of about 207.5 million. The largest reported entries by value, spot-checked in the SEC XML information table, included Karman Holdings, StubHub Holdings, Xanadu Quantum Technologies, OnKure Therapeutics, and UiPath. These are filing-derived facts and should not be read as a full view of the firm or its private-market activity.

Why it matters

For diligence readers, the filing provides a public snapshot of listed securities and reportable options or classes, but it should be used with 13F limitations in mind. It can help frame questions about public-market exposures, concentration, instruments, and changes to monitor in later filings.

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9AT filing context

SEC 13F data for the period ended 2026-03-31 shows 18 information-table entries and an aggregate reported value-field total of about 207.5 million. This uses the filed XML value fields as reported, without multiplying by 1,000, because the spot-checked top entries reconcile to share counts at that scale; it remains a delayed public-securities snapshot, not total firm AUM, a complete portfolio, or a recommendation.

What to watch

Watch the next 13F filing for changes in top reported entries, option exposure, issuer concentration, amendments, or material shifts that may sharpen the due-diligence read. Where the manager has significant private-market or multi-strategy activity, also watch adviser filings and primary manager announcements because 13F alone is incomplete.

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