Private Capital Summit
FT Live and Latham & Watkins have created a new and exclusive conference focused on the market for private capital.
Following a successful 2025 edition, the event will return in 2026, once again bringing together the biggest names in private equity, private credit, infrastructure and real estate to discuss current market conditions and the most attractive investment opportunities.
Chaired by the FT’s Finance and Markets Editor, Arash Massoudi, the event will explore the latest developments in all these asset classes, in a day of keynote interviews, panel discussion, dialogues and networking sessions.


* Eligibility criteria: This summit is strictly reserved for senior professionals from leading private capital firms. Attendees will include senior decision-makers primarily from the PEI 300 and PDI 200. Each application will be reviewed by the event organisers to ensure the seniority and relevance of attendees.
2025 speakers included
2025 Highlights
Watch the highlights from the 2025 edition and relive the key discussions, insights and networking moments.
Expert Corner - Private Capital Summit 2025
A conversation on the forces reshaping private markets, featuring insights from the FT and Latham & Watkins.
Why Attend?

Gain Insight
Understand how macroeconomic headwinds, shifting trade policies and valuation challenges are redefining risk and return across private equity, credit, real estate and infrastructure.

Build Relationships
Connect with global fund leaders, institutional investors and policymakers through keynote interviews, panel debates and curated networking, including the closing drinks reception.

Spot Opportunities
Explore the next wave of private capital themes — from AI infrastructure and European defence to listed strategies and firms opting to stay private.
"Speaker line up was incredible and having journalists run the panels meant that the conversations felt more insightful than many other conferences I've attended."
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