The 2026 London Private Markets Technology Summit

Building next-generation private markets infrastructure. Multi-asset platforms for a market scaling faster than its infrastructure.

Event Details

Date

June 25, 2026

Time

Starting at

8 AM - 5 PM BST

Location

London

Produced and hosted by

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Marc Andrew

Private markets are scaling faster than their infrastructure.

BlackRock projects European private assets will top €5 trillion by 2030. ELTIF 2.0 is opening wealth distribution across the continent. London is launching new private securities markets. Capital is flowing in faster than systems can handle it.

But the operational plumbing wasn't built for this. Reporting still runs on PDFs. Data architectures designed for single-strategy funds break when firms scale multi-asset platforms. Wealth products are launching before the operational backbone exists to support them.

The Private Markets Technology Summit will convene GPs, LPs, and technology leaders from across Europe, the Middle East, and North America building the systems that will power private capital's next phase.

Event Sponsors

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Meet our speakers

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

Huss El-Sheikh

CTO & Co-Founder,

9Fin

Pavol Povala

Co-Founder & CEO,

Allocate Strategies

Enrico Ohnemueller

Co founder & CEO,

Bunch

Jan Moritz Hohn

Founder & CEO,

Leverest

Savina Chahal

Vice President,

Citi Institute

Michael Gruene

Co-CEO,

Titanbay

Rudy Saad

Global Head of Private Equity and Private Capital Markets,

Intapp Dealcloud

Who it’s for

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

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Who’s coming

Institutional Investors

LPs and allocators building data infrastructure for portfolio oversight, reporting, and manager selection

Private Markets Operators

COOs, CTOs, Chief Data Officers, and operating partners at GPs modernizing investment operations across asset classes

Technology Builders

Founders and infrastructure leads building platforms for data integration, reporting automation, and investor servicing

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Single Person Ticket

£795 GBP

Extra Early Bird pricing ends April 24. Single-person tickets are £995 GBP from April 25–May 25 and increase to £1095 again May 26.

Agenda

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

8 AM

Registration & Networking Breakfast

9 AM

Welcome, Marc Andrew, Founder, The Private Markets Forum

9:10 AM

Opening Presentation: The Institutional Demand Signal

Mansion House is pushing £50bn into alternatives. Gulf sovereigns are scaling allocations but demanding transparency most GPs can't deliver. CalPERS just adopted the Total Portfolio Approach. The common thread: institutions want data they can trust. Most firms can't deliver it.

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9:30 AM

Panel 1: What Allocators Actually Need from Their GPs

Pension CIOs and sovereign wealth teams want look-through visibility, structured data, and reporting that doesn't need a team of analysts to decode. Most of what they receive still arrives as PDFs on a quarterly lag. This panel brings the LP voice into the room first.

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10:05 AM

Fireside: Building the Total Portfolio View

The promise of the Total Portfolio Approach is simple: see public and private holdings in one real-time view. The execution is not. Most institutions run separate systems for public markets, private equity, real estate, and credit. This conversation explores what it actually takes to unify the stack.

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10:30 AM

Coffee + Conversation

11 AM

Panel 2: Getting the Data Foundation Right

Every allocator wants AI-powered analytics and real-time portfolio intelligence. Most can't get there because the layer underneath is broken. Fragmented systems, inconsistent data models, no single source of truth across asset classes. This session covers what it takes to build a data architecture that works.

11:35 AM

Presentation: The Private Credit Data Problem

Private credit is now the fastest-growing allocation in institutional portfolios. The technology hasn't kept pace. Loan data arrives in inconsistent formats, covenant monitoring is manual, and LPs still can't get the look-through visibility they need. This panel examines how managers and allocators are using technology to bring structure, speed, and transparency to the asset class.

11:55 AM

Panel 3: The GP Infrastructure for Institutional Servicing

LPs want structured data, faster reporting, and real transparency. The GPs that deliver will win allocations. Those still running on spreadsheets and quarterly PDFs will lose them. This panel examines how GPs are rebuilding investor relations and operations to meet the new standard.

12:30 PM

Lunch

1:30 PM

Panel 4: From Documents to Structured Intelligence

Capital calls, distribution notices, quarterly reports, side letters. Document volume grows every quarter. Manual processing doesn't scale. AI-powered extraction is production-ready, but implementation requires more than buying software. This session examines how institutions are automating document workflows and what accuracy actually looks like.

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2:05 PM

Fireside: What Mansion House Means for LP Operations

UK pensions are consolidating into megafunds and scaling private markets allocations. The policy direction is clear. The operational implications are not. Larger portfolios, more managers, greater complexity. This conversation explores what pension operators are actually building to keep up.

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2:30 PM

Panel 5: Where AI Is Creating Real Leverage

AI is moving from pilot to production across LP and GP operations. Deal screening, portfolio monitoring, reporting automation, risk analysis. The firms getting value share one thing: they fixed their data first. This session separates what's working from what's still early.

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3:05 PM

Panel 6: Scaling Private Markets Through the Wealth Channel

ELTIF 2.0 is opening distribution across Europe. Evergreen structures are launching. The wealth channel brings new capital and new demands: more frequent valuations, redemption processing, different reporting cadences. This panel explores what it takes to build the operational backbone for wealth distribution at scale.

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3:40 PM

Closing Fireside: Building for the Next Five Years

The technology decisions firms make in the next 12 to 24 months will determine which platforms scale and which get left behind. This conversation covers what to prioritize, where to invest, and what the operating model looks like when the build is done.

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4 PM

Afternoon Reception

5 PM

Conference Close

Frequently Asked Questions

Logistics, participation, and access details.

Is this event for me?

If you're engineering the next era of private credit and asset-backed finance infrastructure, this summit is tailored for you. Join chief risk officers, COOs, CIOs, portfolio managers, institutional allocators, and technology innovators who are scaling the systems enabling multi-strategy platforms and wealth distribution.

When does the in-person conference begin and end?

8AM - 5PM

What is included in the Pass?

Access to all content sessions, conference materials, food and beverage and networking sessions.

Where will it be?

RSA House, 8 John Adam Street, London, WC2N 6EZ

How do I get there?

It's London!

Host

The Private Markets Forum is a company dedicated to assembling leaders in the emerging technological infrastructure of alternative assets. It was founded and is owned by Marc Andrew.

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