ALFI Private Assets Conference
Real assets, private markets, bright prospects
DAY TWO Wednesday, 1 October 2025
All sessions are indicated in local time.
Senior Manager Strategy & Innovation
Biodiversity conservation, carbon markets, water security and climate change adaptation: why natural capital is not just for environmentalists, but a strategic imperative for investors, policymakers and business leaders seeking resilience, opportunity and sustainable growth.
CEO
Biodiversity conservation, carbon markets, water security and climate change adaptation: why natural capital is not just for environmentalists, but a strategic imperative for investors, policymakers and business leaders seeking resilience, opportunity and sustainable growth.
Partner
CEO
Investment Director Natural Capital
Head of Global Nature-Based Solutions
The ocean: climate regulation, food security and economic development for billions of people. Supporting its sustainable use - the blue economy - with investments delivers both environmental and financial returns.
Head of Research
Portfolio Manager
Co-Founder, Managing Director
Founding Partner
Chief Investment Officer
Minister of the Environment, Climate and Biodiversity
Partner
Audit Partner
Head of Risk & Compliance
Managing Director and Head of Lux office
Head of Marketing & Institutional Relations
Presentation of the ALFI/McGill Funded Pensions Study and the role of private assets in funded pensions
Associate Professor, Finance
REITs help communities grow, thrive, and revitalise and provide an investment opportunity that makes it possible for everyday citizens as well as large institutional investors to benefit from valuable real estate, dividend-based income and total returns. Fourteen European countries have already recognised a public benefit to incentivise real estate investment through public markets and have introduced REIT legislation in their jurisdiction: Luxembourg could be next.
Director Public Affairs
Partner
Deputy Mayor
Managing Director
Senior Partner
Security is a social good, but are weapons the way to security? Is investing in defence a necessity or war profiteering? What ethical and financial concerns play a role in portfolio decisions in the "defence" sector and are there any red lines? A debate on realism, cynicism and morals in investing.
Partner Consulting
Head of Division Security and Defence
Manager Ethics & Sustainability
Global Head of ESG Investments & Research - Member of the Executive Committee
Head of Marketing & Institutional Relations