SuperReturn Tech Sovereignty
- Anne Kuleshova - Senior Investment Director, Real Assets, Cambridge Associates
The aerospace and defence industry's growth continues to attract global attention. Are private investors increasingly funding early-stage capabilities critical to national security? Where are the next frontier opportunities, and how should investors align with policy around them?
Allied security strategies are shifting from reactive spending to long-term capability planning. Capital allocation is increasingly focused on readiness, scale, and sustainment. How are policymakers enabling private fund managers for greater national resilience?
- Nazo Moosa - Managing Director, Paladin Capital Group
Europe speaks increasingly about strategic autonomy and defence resilience. Yet many of the most promising defence and security startups operating in Europe remain heavily backed and reliant on foreign capital. How can we ensure European capital scales dual-use and other technological innovations far enough?
- Sophia Martin - Managing Partner, 1st Kind
- Sam Cash - Founder, Enthropy
Energy independence combined with supply chain security has re-emerged as a national and investment priority across global markets. Where are the most durable returns from this convergence? How are investors approaching the demand for capital across logistics, materials, and infrastructure?
End of the SuperReturn Tech Sovereignty