Cleared for Deployment

A Private Markets AI Governance Summit

Event Details

Date
December 9, 2026
Time
Starting at
8:00 AM ET
Venue
Offices of DLA Piper
Location
27th Floor, 1251 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY
Ticket Price
Attendance by invitation
Produced and hosted by
Portrait of a man with short hair wearing a dark shirt against a black background.
Marc Andrew

AI is in production.

But the teams and rules to run it are still being built.

Agents that used to draft are starting to act. Staff are building their own tools. Firms are setting up AI teams across technology, legal and the business. And SEC examiners now ask how firms supervise AI.

In MSCI’s 2026 survey of 130 GPs, 52% worry about AI and technology risk… and only 36% feel prepared to manage it.

The Private Markets AI Governance Summit will bring three groups into one room to clear AI for use across the firm:

  • GCs and compliance heads, who write the rules
  • Operating and technology leaders, who build the teams
  • The companies building AI, legal and compliance tools

Speakers will follow AI through the firm: the team that runs it, the policy that governs it, the audit trail it leaves, and which function owns it.

This event is a follow-on to PMF’s November 4 Private Markets AI Summit.

December 9, New York. By invitation, 100 seats.

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Meet our Participants

Leaders shaping the operational infrastructure underlying the distribution of private markets into wealth.

Kai Lee
Kai Lee

Managing Director, Deputy General Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer

Oak Hill Advisors

Naina Dhingra
Naina Dhingra

Partner

McKinsey & Company

Jennifer A. Duggins

Partner

Optima Partners

Brett Meili
Brett Meili

Global Compliance Director

Juniper Square

Jake Weiner
Jake Weiner

Lead Legal Engineering Manager

Harvey

Kyle McCaig

VP Technology Operations

MCR Investors

Cameron Dogan
Cameron Dogan

AI Integration Manager

Gramercy

Jamila Abston Mayfield

Chief Regulatory Services Officer

Comply

Matt Schwartz

US Chair and Global Co-Chair, Finance Practice; Co-Head, Private Credit

DLA Piper

Gaurav Aggarwal

Senior Director of Technology

Veritas Capital Fund Management, L.L.C.

Lauren Thoms

Managing Director

IQ-EQ

Who it’s for

Attendance is curated to ensure value. If you're building, scaling, or optimizing a private equity, private credit, LP or wealth ops platform, you’ll be among your peers.

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Who’s coming

Operating, Technology & AI Leaders:

COOs, CTOs, heads of AI and the teams putting AI into production inside the firm

Private Markets GCs, CCOs & Risk Leaders:

General counsels, chief compliance officers, CROs and CISOs who decide how AI is used across credit, equity, real estate and infrastructure firms, and answer for it

AI, Legal & Compliance Technology Builders:

Founders and leads at the firms building AI, legal, compliance and security tools for private markets

Agenda

A curated program designed for decision-makers in private markets.

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8:00 AM
Registration & Networking Breakfast
Day 1
9:00 AM
Welcome
  • Marc Andrew, Founder, The Private Markets Forum
Day 1
9:05 AM
Opening Presentation: Process Before Tool: What Legal AI Leaders Rebuilt First
  • Naina Dhingra, Partner, McKinsey & Company
Day 1
9:25 AM
Fireside Chat: Inside the Build: Scaling Investor Communications Review

One firm rebuilt how it reviews investor-facing material, with AI inside the workflow. This conversation goes inside that rebuild: the rules it had to write, the precedent it used, and what changed for the people doing the review.

  • Naina Dhingra, Partner, McKinsey & Company
  • Alts manager, to be announced soon
Day 1
9:40 AM
Panel 1: Building the Team That Puts AI into Production

AI gets into production through a team: technology, legal and compliance, and the people whose work is changing, all working from one plan. Many firms are still building it. Speakers from both sides of the table compare who leads that team, who sits on it, and what kept deployments moving after the pilot.

  • Kai Lee, Managing Director, Deputy General Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer, Oak Hill Advisors
  • Jake Weiner, Lead Legal Engineering Manager, Harvey
    • Panel Chair: Matt Schwartz, Global Co-Chair, Finance Practice, DLA Piper
Day 1
10:10 AM
Presentation: What an Examiner Will Ask About Your AI
  • Jennifer Duggins, Partner, Optima Partners (former Co-Head, Private Funds Unit, SEC Division of Examinations)
Day 1
10:25 AM
Coffee + Conversation
Day 1
10:50 AM
Panel 2: Move Fast or Wait for the Rules: Setting AI Policy

Some GPs deploy AI now and adjust as they go, while others wait for clearer rules. Both still have to decide which tools staff can use, what data those tools can see, and how employee-built tools get approved. This panel explores how firms write AI rules people actually follow.

  • Kyle McCaig, VP Technology Operations, MCR Investors
  • Cameron Dogan, Vice President, AI Integration Manager, Gramercy
    • Panel Chair: Jamila Mayfield, Chief Regulatory Services Officer, Comply
Day 1
11:20 AM
Fireside Chat: What Checking a Provider's AI Actually Involves
  • Brett Meili, Global Compliance Director, Juniper Square, in conversation with Marc Andrew, Founder, The Private Markets Forum
Day 1
11:35 AM
Panel 3: What Counts as a Record When AI Does the Work

Prompts, AI drafts and meeting transcripts now pile up across the firm, and some firms are still deciding whether to let AI record meetings at all. Each firm has to decide what counts as a record, who can see it, and how to show who approved an action. This panel explores where firms are drawing the line.

  • Gaurav Aggarwal, Senior Director, Infrastructure & Support, Veritas Capital
  • Kai Lee, Managing Director, Deputy General Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer, Oak Hill Advisors
Day 1
12:05 PM
Presentation: GP Case Study
  • Speaker to be announced soon
Day 1
12:20 PM
Panel 4: What Legal and Technology Each Own in Three Years

AI is bringing legal into new decisions on governance, vendor security and data classification. As more review work is automated, firms are redrawing both org charts: what legal keeps, what technology and operations run, and where outside counsel adds the most value.

  • Lauren Thoms, Managing Director, IQ-EQ
    • Panel Chair: Matt Schwartz, Global Co-Chair, Finance Practice, DLA Piper
Day 1
12:50 PM
Agenda Close and Welcome to Lunch
Day 1
1:00 PM
Networking Lunch
Day 1
2:00 PM
Conference Close
Day 1

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