BXPE US sold $527.9 million in LP interests on September 1, while its feeder raised $166.4 million, alongside subscriptions to other program vehicles.
The firm's evergreen private equity flagship, which invests in secondaries, reached $29 billion in NAV less than three years after inception.
HarbourVest's FTSE 250-listed trust, which has a 29% allocation to secondaries, first announced plans in April to narrow its persistent discount to NAV.
Program-wide subscriptions fell nearly 7% from the previous month, while transactional NAV stood at $6.5 billion.
One of which, Hamilton Lane Private Secondary Fund, raised its investment capacity by $500 million and saw its NAV climb 1.6x QoQ to $409 million as of March.
The Swiss manager estimates potential outflows of $10 billion to $20 billion over the medium term in its evergreen funds.
As of May 31, the BXPE Fund Program as a whole had an aggregate Transactional NAV of approximately $23.7 billion.
Incepted in 2025, the TPG-managed '40 Act fund had a NAV of $1.7 billion as of March, according to EvergreenLink Data.
The Wells Fargo-administered line added Commerzbank, Rabobank, Deutsche Bank and SMBC as new lenders.
The manager's first sports investment was made through its perpetual private equity tender offer fund.
