Welcome to
Kline Hill Partners
Liquidity solutions for private equity
It Begins with
Our Team
Kline Hill’s team is deep and highly experienced, having completed hundreds of transactions to date. We know that the process matters to you. We understand that trust, responsiveness, and smooth execution are paramount, and we strive to exceed your expectations in these areas.

Deep & experienced team
25+ investment professionals from a range of professional and personal backgrounds
Small-deal focus
Dedicated to serving the often-neglected small-deal niche
Flexible solutions provider
Nimble and agile, we work with sellers and GPs to find the best solutions for their specific needs
KHP Platform
Capabilities across LP and GP-led secondaries.
Together, our Core and Solutions strategies make up a platform designed to serve the entirety of the small-deal secondary market, with capabilities spanning LP fund transfers, GP-led transactions, and secondary directs.
Values matter
The spirit of partnership affects everything we do. At Kline Hill, we're committed to building lasting relationships with those we work with.
Integrity
Operate with honesty, humility, and respect.
Hustle
Go the extra mile through resourcefulness, innovation, and analytical rigor.
Stewardship
Protect and enhance investor capital for the long term.
Balance
Promote a culture of professional growth and personal values.
Kline Hill
In the press
Catch up on our latest news and insights.
How Trump’s moves are shaking up the secondary market
Ask any investment professional what the market demands, and the answer is almost always the same: certainty. That’s exactly what Wall Street thought it was getting when Trump was reelected for a second term.
Liquidity options proliferate for VCs
Continuation funds aren’t the only strategy firms are using to generate liquidity for LPs. Others include strip sales, preferred equity deals and tender offers.
How Will PE’s Liquidity Crisis Resolve Itself?
With around 29,000 companies held in private equity portfolios, experts say there aren’t enough potential buyers out there to acquire them all. Thus, providing liquidity to LPs in spite of the excess is a systemic challenge. How will it wind up? Dealmakers weigh in.