StepStone Group overview
Stories about StepStone Group
Better access, better quality for individual investors, says StepStone Group
Individual investors are increasingly being provided with institutional-quality access to private markets, say Brett Schlemovitz, partner and president of StepStone Private Wealth, and Miguel Sosa, managing director at StepStone.
Stepstone Group: Not all evergreens are created equal
Ensuring capital is effectively deployed while also meeting investors’ liquidity demands is a challenge that requires expertise and scale, say StepStone Group’s Neil Menard and Miguel Sosa.
Roundtable: The power of co-investment
A co-investing strategy can boost portfolio performance for investors while allowing GPs to get deals done in a challenging market.
VC sees interest from the buyside
A recent study shows an increase in buyside firms looking at venture capital secondaries.
Semi-liquids and secondaries: offering new liquidity options to managers
A growing number of semi-liquid funds have a heavy allocation to secondaries.
StepStone: APAC's ‘underappreciated’ markets will benefit from LP rebalancing
PEI caught up with StepStone CEO Scott Hart and partners Vincent Hsu and Adam Johnston to discuss the firm’s decision to open a Singapore office this week.
Cambridge Associates dives into fund management with debut vehicle
The investment consultant is seeking external capital for a secondaries fund, following consultants such as Hamilton Lane and StepStone in managing pooled private markets funds.
StepStone Group contact information
Offices
277 Park Ave, 45th Floor, New York, 10172, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Mr. Adair Newhall | Job titlePartner, Private Equity | LocationBaltimore, United States | Email  ------ |
| Ms. Aiyu Nicholson | Job titlePartner & COO, Private Equity | LocationNew York, United States | Email ---------- |
| Mr. Andrew Callahan | Job titlePartner, Private Equity | LocationNew York, United States | Email --------- |
| Mr. Andy Tsai | Job titlePartner, Business Development, Asia Private Equity | LocationSingapore, Singapore | Email ---------- |
StepStone Group fund commitments
Known fund commitments : 284
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StepStone Group funds managed
Funds in market: 39
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Closed funds: 85
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Stories that mention StepStone Group
Chinese PE: From retreat to repositioning
China’s private equity reset could yield a more disciplined opportunity set for LPs who retain conviction in the market.
Three lessons from the PEI 300
Our latest ranking of the industry’s biggest fundraisers serves as a reminder that there’s more to the state of play than meets the eye.
PEI 300: Private equity overcomes its plateau
Year-on-year growth is back on track after last year’s fundraising flatline, though the nature of this growth has shifted.
Future 40 Leaders – 2026: Dealmakers
Meet the up-and-coming dealmakers featured in our Future 40 list for 2026.
Five fundraising trends shaping Asia’s hottest market
Global capital is pouring into Japan, yet fundraising data reveals a more uneven picture as domestic constraints and cyclical dynamics reshape the market.
How CV dealmakers are addressing LPs’ process pain points
GP-led deal volume hit an all-time high in 2025, but record growth doesn’t necessarily equate to LP satisfaction with continuation vehicle processes.
StepStone on why CVs will stay on the menu
CVs’ capacity to outperform the broader buyout market means they are still firmly on the table even as other exit routes reopen, say StepStone Group’s Adam Johnston and Ted Black.
Roundtable: Breaking the mid-market deadlock
Although European mid-market M&A remains muted, creative dealmaking in select sectors is beginning to unclog the system.