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StepStone closes infrastructure secondaries fund and related accounts

August 26, 2026 primary Manager profile

Summary: StepStone Group Inc. announced that it completed fundraising for StepStone Secondaries Infrastructure Fund and related separate accounts with $1.7 billion in total capital commitments. The company describes SSIF as its first closed-ended commingled fund dedicated to infrastructure secondaries.

Why it matters: The update may matter to due-diligence readers as a public signal about StepStone's infrastructure-secondaries fundraising and private-markets platform positioning, while the fundraising figures and strategy descriptions should remain attributed to StepStone rather than treated as independent validation.

9AT filing context: Public adviser identity context reviewed by 9AT maps StepStone Group LP to CRD 143635 / SEC file 801-68079, CIK 1502287, and about $95.6B in ADV-reported profile scale. Use this only as adviser identity and broad platform background; no 13F or Form 5500 context is recommended for this private infrastructure-secondaries fund-close item.

Summary

StepStone Group Inc. announced that it completed fundraising for StepStone Secondaries Infrastructure Fund and related separate accounts with $1.7 billion in total capital commitments. The August 26, 2026 investor-relations release says SSIF is StepStone’s first closed-ended commingled fund dedicated to infrastructure secondaries.

The same announcement says SSIF focuses on acquiring limited-partner interests in infrastructure funds and investing in GP-led secondary funds managed by third-party infrastructure GPs. Those fund-size, target, strategy, and platform statements should stay tied to StepStone’s announcement and should not be treated as independent validation of investor demand, asset quality, liquidity, performance, or suitability.

Why it matters

For due-diligence readers, a private infrastructure-secondaries fund close can be a useful public signal about where a private-markets platform is raising and organizing capital. It may frame follow-up questions about secondaries sourcing, GP-led versus LP-interest exposure, portfolio construction, concentration, fees, liquidity terms, and how infrastructure secondaries fit within StepStone’s broader private-markets platform.

The signal is bounded. The announcement supports StepStone’s stated close amount and strategy description; it does not establish investment merit, expected returns, investor outcomes, secondary-market liquidity, underwriting quality, or whether the strategy is suitable for any investor.

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9AT filing context

Public adviser identity context reviewed by 9AT maps StepStone Group LP to CRD 143635, SEC file 801-68079, CIK 1502287, and about $95.6 billion in ADV-reported profile scale. This context is useful only for adviser identity and broad platform background alongside StepStone’s primary announcement.

No 13F or Form 5500 context is recommended for this post. Public filing context should not be used to validate the private-fund close, related separate accounts, fundraising amount, hard-cap or target language, investor base, asset quality, strategy execution, fees, performance, liquidity, or suitability.

What to watch

Watch for StepStone materials that provide more detail on SSIF’s mandate, split between LP-interest and GP-led secondary exposure, investor mix, fee and liquidity terms, and deployment progress. Later ADV amendments, fund-level public disclosures, or institutional-investor materials may help distinguish source-attributed fundraising language from independently verifiable platform and strategy details.

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