Main Conference Day One
When politics and economics collide: navigating the new rules for private markets
Is 2027 a genuine inflection point and will stability become sustained growth?
Has improved liquidity finally unlocked the backlog of aging portfolio companies? Which GPs are still facing pressure and why? What role are continuation funds, secondaries, and other liquidity solutions now playing? As capital deployment picks back up, what new risks, structural shifts, or competitive dynamics are defining this next phase of private equity?
Is the recent deal activity rebound sustainable or merely cyclical? Megadeal concentration — is this bifurcation here to stay? Are purchase price multiples becoming stretched again as competition for quality assets intensifies?
Democratising access to private capital for a broader investor base
To what extent is AI reshaping private equity, from investment strategy to portfolio value creation? As AI-driven insights become essential for outperformance, how can PE firms capture this competitive advantage while mitigating critical, deal-breaking risks?
To what extent is the liquidity drought lessening and how? Which structural pathways are essential tools to resolve the DPI gap and what should LPs be asking GPs about their liquidity strategy? Should LPs expect a meaningful uptick in DPI any time soon?
Closed door discussion group run under the Chatham House Rule and closed to press
Closed door discussion group run under the Chatham House Rule and closed to press
Closed door discussion group run under the Chatham House Rule and closed to press
Closed door discussion group run under the Chatham House Rule and closed to press
By invitation only, closed-door session run under the Chatham House Rule. Open to pre-registered banks, corporate investors, development finance institutions, endowments, foundations, insurance companies, investment consultants, pension funds, single family offices, sovereign wealth funds and wealth managers, subject to qualification. For more information, please contact samantha.grannum@informa.com
Which parts of the private markets proposition translate well across both audiences? Where do institutional and private wealth investors diverge most sharply in expectations? Should firms build integrated strategies for both segments or keep them clearly separate?
By invitation only, closed-door session run under the Chatham House Rule. Open to pre-registered banks, corporate investors, development finance institutions, endowments, foundations, insurance companies, investment consultants, pension funds, single family offices, sovereign wealth funds and wealth managers, subject to qualification. For more information, please contact samantha.grannum@informa.com
Take part in our matchmaking feature, SuperReturn Allocate with 3-6 GPs. Attendees will be matched in advance based on pre-selected filters to ensure they meet with LPs and GPs with similar investment strategies
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Weighing structural strengths against public market competition and liquidity demands: valuation gaps, liquidity premiums, IPO windows vs continuation funds and returns benchmarking against public markets. Has public market innovation eroded the edge?
Reshaping value creation and operating models in private equity
End of Main Conference Day One
Closed door discussion group run under the Chatham House Rule and closed to press.
Closed-door discussion run under the Chatham House Rule. This session is only open to pre- qualified Single Family offices, subject to validation.
By invitation only. For more information, please contact samantha.grannum@informa.com