Institutional investors

The room where allocators set the terms of the conversation

Foundations, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, insurers and family offices allocating to private markets attend at no cost, because the conversation does not work without them.

200 Allocator registrations in 2025, from 100+ separate investor organisations across 16 countries Passes are subject to approval by the organiser
On the 2026 agenda

Six sessions built around what allocators are asking

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  • Day one, 09:25 Sustainability in a shifting political climate: an investor reality check To what extent is sustainability affecting allocation decisions, and how investors are working with managers across jurisdictions. Plenary
  • Day one, 11:05 What the data shows: insights from the EDCI portfolio dataset Includes a dedicated LP segment on using data to compare managers and allocate more precisely. Plenary
  • Day two, 07:45 LP breakfast roundtable Led by ILPA. Allocators only. Invitation only
  • Day two, 10:25 Investor perspectives: what next for sustainability in private credit? Where allocators still see sustainability creating value, and what will separate leading debt managers over five years. Private credit
  • Day two, 12:45 LP and manager deal or no deal A manager and an institutional investor assess a hypothetical infrastructure deal, then the room decides whether it would invest. Infrastructure
  • Day two, 14:40 LP panel: aligning expectations in sustainable infrastructure Is LP ambition outpacing manager implementation? With Claire Curtin, Head of ESG and Sustainability, PPF. Infrastructure
Networking at RIF Europe
Audience at RIF Europe
Interactive panel at RIF Europe
The 2025 allocator base

Every corner of the LP landscape, and you can see exactly who

Select a category to see a sample of the organisations behind the number.
A selection of the 106 investor organisations Pension funds and pools · a selection of 25 Foundations and endowments · a selection of 24 Consultants and fund-of-funds · a selection of 22 Insurers · a selection of 15 Sovereign and development capital · a selection of 10 Bank and corporate allocators · a selection of 10
APG Asset Management ATP Border to Coast Pensions Partnership Brunel Pension Partnership CDPQ Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan Nest Pension Protection Fund PGGM USS Church Commissioners for England Esmee Fairbairn Foundation IMAS Foundation Joseph Rowntree Foundation Laudes Foundation Novo Holdings Oxford University Endowment Management Wellcome Trust Albourne Partners AlpInvest Partners Cambridge Associates HarbourVest Partners LGT Capital Partners Mercer Pantheon Ventures StepStone Group Allianz Aviva Investors Legal & General Manulife Investment Management MetLife Investments Phoenix Group Swiss Re British International Investment EBRD European Investment Fund GIC Qatar Investment Authority Temasek The Crown Estate HSBC Asset Management Lloyds Banking Group M&G Rabobank St James's Place Sumitomo Mitsui Trust International
Complimentary passes

We believe the conversation must include allocators, so qualifying LPs attend at no cost

Apply for your pass
You are likely to qualify if you are: A foundation, endowment, trust or insurer A single family office or pension fund A sovereign wealth fund or development finance institution Actively making fund commitments to private markets Not engaged in third-party fundraising or fee-based advisory work Applications are reviewed by the organiser. Passes are not available to managers raising capital, or to advisory and consulting firms working on a fee basis.
Why attend

What two days gets you

  1. 01 Benchmark against peers, off the record A closed LP breakfast roundtable led by ILPA, plus four ESG war rooms held under Chatham House rules where allocation approaches and stewardship practice get compared honestly.
  2. 02 Meet managers across every asset class in one building Private equity on the main stage, with dedicated streams for infrastructure and private credit running alongside, so a diversified portfolio is covered in two days rather than four events.
  3. 03 Shape what managers report back to you Allocator panels are where reporting expectations get set. What LPs say on stage is what GPs take back to their teams.
Delegates at Responsible Investment Forum: Europe
 

Registration for 2026 is open