Showcasing diverse talent across private debt

Join the Women in Private Debt Forum: North America and participate in networking and learning opportunities across the alternative investment space.

The forum will bring together institutional investors, fund managers and the surrounding industry, providing a platform for men and women of all levels to build a network within the asset class.

The Women in Private Debt Forum: North America will be co-located with forums focused on Private Equity, Infrastructure, Real Estate.

What can you expect at the Women in Private Debt Forum?

Unrivalled cross-asset class networking

This is an event like no other within the asset class for networking. Throughout the unique event there are opportunities to take part in the discussion and make real lasting connections with industry participants. Join a seated working lunch, investor-only workshop, roundtable discussions, think-tanks, mentoring sessions, and many other networking sessions.

Hear the latest trends in private debt

Get a sense of the private debt market and discover latest market dynamics including sponsorless deals, special situations, investor interest in speciality finance, opportunities in corporate credit and much more.

Gain crucial investor insights

Get a view across the investor spectrum from foundations, sovereign wealth funds, insurance companies and public and private pension funds. Understand what matters most to them, how real estate has compared to other asset classes in the past two years.

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Cross-asset class agenda highlights include:

Allocations and strategic choices for investors in private markets
Making co-investments work for all: balancing benefits, fees and trust
ESG debate: how is the U.S. faring in decarbonising private markets?
Private Markets: Investment Committee
Networking opportunities including think tanks, mentoring sessions and roundtables
State of Private Markets: GP Perspectives on the evolution of alternatives
Clean tech 2.0: private markets and the transition to net-zero
Democratization of private markets: the emerging landscape in the US and globally
The continued rise of secondaries in private markets
How are the leading funds in private markets tackling their DEI deficit?