Private Markets Investment SummitMonday, 22 June 2026 - Europe/Paris UTC+01:00

How are Impact investors and the broader private capital markets engaging with thematic climate investment and what does this mean for the transition to a more sustainable economy? The answer varies across VC, PE, and infrastructure, with approaches evolving in each due to digitalization, energy security concerns, shifting political and economic tides, changing consumer preferences, and many other factors. While headwinds have grown more substantial, there are also ample reasons for optimism in some segments.

As private wealth investors seek stable, long-term returns amid market volatility, non-listed infrastructure is emerging as a compelling complement to listed exposure. Offering access to essential assets—such as renewable energy, digital networks, and transport—private infrastructure can provide inflation-linked cash yields, diversification, and greater control over underlying risk factors. This discussion explores how blending listed and non-listed infrastructure can enhance portfolio resilience, align with sustainability goals, and capture the full spectrum of opportunities within the global transition economy.

How are LPs and GPs collaborating to structure co-investments that offer direct access and alignment? What role do secondaries and GP-led deals play in creating liquidity and optionality for investors? What are LPs looking for in terms of governance, speed, and transparency in co-investment processes?