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HPS Investment Partners

SEC-registered adviser since 2016New York, NYCRD 282125

563
Clients
402
Advisory staff

From Form ADV filed 20 May 2026 · data retrieved 15 October 2026SEC record

HPS Investment Partners is an investment adviser headquartered in New York, New York, and registered with the SEC since 2016. Its clients include pooled investment vehicles, insurance companies and other clients.

Its services include portfolio management for pooled vehicles and portfolio management for institutions. Fee arrangements include a percentage of assets under management and performance-based fees. HPS Group Holdings II, LLC owns 75% or more of HPS Investment Partners, and Scott Kapnick is its CEO.

Clients

HPS Investment Partners serves 563 clients, 527 of them pooled investment vehicles. The average client has about $312 million with the firm.

Regulatory assets by client type
  • Pooled investment vehicles527 clients77%
  • Insurance companies27 clients21%
  • OtherBanking or thrift institutions, Pension and profit-sharing plans, State or municipal government entities, Corporations and other businesses, Other2%
Show client breakdown
Banking or thrift institutions
Clients
1
Regulatory AUM
$739,177,683
Share
0.4%
Avg. per client
$739.2M
Pooled investment vehicles
Clients
527
Regulatory AUM
$135,963,658,046
Share
77.4%
Avg. per client
$258.0M
Pension and profit-sharing plans
Clients
2
Regulatory AUM
$472,795,002
Share
0.3%
Avg. per client
$236.4M
State or municipal government entities
Clients
1
Regulatory AUM
$337,054,586
Share
0.2%
Avg. per client
$337.1M
Insurance companies
Clients
27
Regulatory AUM
$37,118,749,097
Share
21.1%
Avg. per client
$1.37B
Corporations and other businesses
Clients
1
Regulatory AUM
$68,916,547
Share
0.0%
Avg. per client
$68.9M
Other
Clients
4
Regulatory AUM
$1,023,763,995
Share
0.6%
Avg. per client
$255.9M

Total

Clients
563
Regulatory AUM
$175,724,114,956
Share
100%
Avg. per client
$312.1M

What it does

HPS Investment Partners provides portfolio management for pooled vehicles and portfolio management for institutions. It is paid through a percentage of assets and performance-based fees.

HPS Investment Partners advises 253 private funds.

97.1% of assets ($170.65B across 277 accounts) are managed with discretion; $5.08B across 16 accounts are not. 56% of clients are outside the U.S., and 0 clients received advice without assets under management last fiscal year.

What the accounts hold

Separately managed account assets by class, year end
  • Stocks4%
  • Funds6%
  • Bonds4%
    • Investment grade corporate bonds3%
    • High-yield corporate bonds1%
  • Other86%
    • Consists of bank loans, collateralized loan obligations, delayed draw bank loans, term loans, and revolvers85%
    • Derivatives1%

Custodians

HPS Investment Partners’ client accounts are held mainly at Bank of New York Mellon, with 2% of managed assets, and J.P. Morgan, with 1%. HPS Investment Partners has custody of $120.98B for 210 clients.

Managed account assets by custodian
  • Bank of New York MellonBank of New York Mellon · New York, NY · $3.14B2%
  • J.P. MorganJP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. · Columbus, OH · $2.41B1%
  • All other custodians$170.17B97%

Ownership and leadership

HPS Group Holdings II, LLC owns 75% or more of HPS Investment Partners, and Scott Kapnick is its CEO.

Who owns the firm
HPS Investment Partners, LLC· the adviser
  • HPS Group Holdings II, LLC

    Control person · since March 2016

    Owns 75% or more of HPS Investment Partners, LLC

Leadership

  • Scott Kapnick
    Chief Executive Officer (HPS Investment Partners, LLC)
  • Paul Knollmeyer
    Chief Financial Officer and Chief Risk Officer (HPS Investment Partners, LLC)/Managing Director
  • Joseph Virgilio
    Chief Compliance Officer (HPS Investment Partners, LLC)/Managing Director
  • Yoohyun Katherine Choi
    General Counsel (HPS Investment Partners, LLC)/Managing Director
  • Faith Rosenfeld
    Chief Administrative Officer (HPS Investment Partners, LLC)/Managing Director

Staff

  • 826 employees
  • 402 in advisory functions
  • 58 broker-dealer reps
  • 4 soliciting firms

Fees

HPS Investment Partners is paid through a percentage of assets under management and performance-based fees.

HPS Investment Partners’ fee rates are not included in this profile. Find its brochure on the SEC’s site.

Offices and registrations

Besides its headquarters, HPS Investment Partners has 19 offices, with 13 listed addresses across 10 states.

Listed office addresses by state

New York · 2 listed addresses

  • 40 West 57th Street, 33rd Floor, New YorkHQ
  • 50 Hudson Yards, New York

Registration details

Legal name
HPS Investment Partners, LLC
Headquarters
40 West 57th Street, 33rd Floor, New York, NY 10019
Website
Not reported
SEC file
801-107234
Structure
Delaware LLC
Fiscal year end
December

This directory does not report disciplinary history, for any firm or individual, in either direction. The SEC publishes the complete record, including any disciplinary events, and it is the authoritative place to check one. See this firm's record on adviserinfo.sec.gov

Common questions

How many clients does HPS Investment Partners have?

HPS Investment Partners has 563 clients and manages $175.7 billion for them, as of May 2026. They include 527 pooled investment vehicles, 27 insurance companies and 4 other clients.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Items 5.D and 5.F, filed 20 May 2026

What services does HPS Investment Partners offer?

HPS Investment Partners provides portfolio management for pooled vehicles and portfolio management for institutions.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Item 5.G, from the SEC's 2 October 2026 data file

Which custodians does HPS Investment Partners use?

HPS Investment Partners’ separately managed account assets are held at Bank of New York Mellon (New York, NY), with $3,143,034,060 and JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. (Columbus, OH), with $2,406,539,421. Only custodians holding at least a tenth of those assets are named.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Schedule D, Section 5.K.(3), filed 20 May 2026

How many financial advisors does HPS Investment Partners have?

HPS Investment Partners has 0 investment adviser representatives registered with state securities authorities, out of 826 employees, and 402 perform investment advisory functions. 58 are registered representatives of a broker-dealer and 0 are licensed insurance agents.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Items 5.A and 5.B, from the SEC's 2 October 2026 data file

What does HPS Investment Partners invest in?

At the end of its last fiscal year, HPS Investment Partners’ separately managed accounts held 85% consists of bank loans, collateralized loan obligations, delayed draw bank loans, term loans, and revolvers, 6% pooled vehicles (private funds and similar), 4% non-exchange-traded equities, 3% investment grade corporate bonds, 1% high-yield corporate bonds and 1% derivatives. It advises 253 private funds.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Items 5.K.(1) and 7.B, from the SEC's 2 October 2026 data file

Who owns HPS Investment Partners?

HPS Investment Partners is owned through a chain of holding companies by Blackrock, Inc. Its direct owner is HPS Group Holdings II, LLC (75% or more).

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Schedules A and B, filed 20 May 2026

How does HPS Investment Partners get paid?

HPS Investment Partners is paid through a percentage of assets under management and performance-based fees. Its Form ADV lists no commissions among how it is paid.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Item 5.E, from the SEC's 2 October 2026 data file

Sources

  1. Form ADV Part 1A, amendment filed 20 May 2026. Items 1, 5, 9, 11 and Schedules A, B and D.
  2. IAPD firm record, CRD 282125.

Retrieved 15 October 2026. All are published by the SEC and may have been amended since.

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