LaSalle Investment Management Appointed New Division Head
Marcus Day will lead LaSalle Global Solutions to direct the firm's private indirect investment platform strategy.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in People

LaSalle Investment Management has appointed Marcus Day as the new head of LaSalle Global Solutions, a private indirect investment platform. The appointment takes effect as the firm continues to manage its private indirect investment strategies.
Why it matters
The leadership change aims to support the growth of the $10 billion platform, which manages multi-manager, fund-of-funds, and secondary strategies. Day joins the organization following his previous roles at Brookfield and Partners Group.
LaSalle Global Solutions currently oversees a private indirect investment platform valued at $10 billion. This platform encompasses diverse investment vehicles including multi-manager, fund-of-funds, and co-investment strategies.
The players
Marcus Day
The new head of LaSalle Global Solutions who previously held roles at Brookfield and Partners Group.
LaSalle Investment Management
A global real estate investment manager that operates as an independent subsidiary of JLL.
JLL
A global commercial real estate services firm that provides the parent infrastructure and research capabilities for LaSalle.
The details
In his new role, Marcus Day will oversee the expansion of LaSalle's private indirect investment platform. His mandate includes managing multi-manager, fund-of-funds, joint venture, co-investment, and secondaries strategies. The firm intends for the platform to continue leveraging the existing global research capabilities and market intelligence provided by LaSalle and its parent company, JLL.
Timeline
Oct. 13, 2026: Marcus Day assumed his role as head of Global Solutions.
Market Landscape
The appointment follows the established pattern of leveraging JLL research and LaSalle market intelligence to drive the firm's private indirect investment platform. This leadership transition underscores the continued focus on scaling specialized private investment vehicles.
Operators and investors should track how the shift in leadership influences the platform's multi-manager and secondary investment strategies in the coming quarters. Changes in leadership often precede adjustments to capital allocation and fund management priorities.
The takeaway
The move signals a focus on sustained scaling for the firm's $10 billion private indirect investment segment. Interested observers should monitor future updates regarding the platform's joint venture and co-investment activity under the new leadership structure.
Further reading
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