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.

150+ Institutional investors in the room in 2026, part of 550 attendees from 332 organisations across 15 countries Passes are subject to approval by the organiser
On the 2027 agenda

Six sessions built around what allocators are asking

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  • Day one, 07:45 LP-only breakfast A closed breakfast for allocators before the first plenary. Invitation only
  • Day one, 09:35 LPs take on sustainability’s value and priorities How are investment committees responding to political and regulatory pressure? Plenary
  • Day one, 11:20 Physical risk and resilience: adapting to a new climate reality How is physical climate risk changing the economics of investments? Plenary
  • Day one, 14:15 Climate risk data and scenario analysis for investment strategy Are asset owners receiving sufficient information from managers on portfolio exposure to physical risks? Track B
  • Day two, 09:55 LP perspectives: sustainability priorities in private credit Where do allocators still see sustainability creating value? Private credit
  • Day two, 14:20 Deep dive into insurance and systemic risk forecasting Which assets are becoming uninsurable? Plenary
Networking at RIF New York
Audience at RIF New York
Private meeting at RIF New York
The 2026 allocator base

164 allocator registrations from every corner of the LP landscape

Select a category to see every organisation behind the number.
110+ investor organisations registered Pension funds Consultants, OCIOs and fund-of-funds Foundations, endowments and non-profits Insurers Sovereign, government and development Family offices and wealth managers Bank and corporate allocators
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ACERA APG Asset Management BCI CAAT Pension Plan CalPERS CalSTRS Canada Post Pension Plan IMCO Institutional Investment Partners Denmark New York State Common Retirement Fund NYC Retirement Systems OMERS Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan QSuper UAW Retiree Medical Benefits Trust United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund World Bank Group Pensions Adams Street Partners Aksia Aon Apogem Capital Carbon Equity Churchill Asset Management Cornerstone Group GCM Grosvenor HarbourVest Partners Mark Weisdorf Associates Neuberger Berman Pantheon Ventures Partners Capital RisCura Sonen Capital StepStone Group BrightEdge – American Cancer Society Burroughs Wellcome Fund Calvert Impact Columbia University Ford Foundation Georgetown University Global Endowment Management IFRS Foundation Litus Foundation Omidyar Network Robin Hood Rockefeller Foundation Shenandoah University Trinity Church NYC UNICEF USA University of Western Ontario AXA Real Estate Investment Managers Chubb Guardian Life Insurance Company of America Legal & General America Liberty Mutual Manulife Investment Management Meiji Yasuda America New York Life Investments Nippon Life Global Investors Americas Nissay Asset Management PGIM Prudential Financial SLC Management Swiss Re Thrivent Alterra Development Bank of Japan Embassy of Guatemala FinDev Canada GIC Green Climate Fund NYC Department of Education NYC Economic Development Corporation NYSERDA The Crown Estate UK Department for Business and Trade UNHCR United Nations United Nations Development Programme Wafra Azarine Blue Earth Capital Evansco Fiduciary Counselling Hillspire Jordan Park Misha Investments Peninsula House Pennsylvania Trust Company Privos Capital Trimtab Impact Veris Wealth Partners CBRE Investment Management Citi Desjardins Hanwha Asset Management NH Bank SMBC SMBC Nikko Sumitomo Corporation of America Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Sumitomo Mitsui Trust U.S. Bank Wellington Management
Why attend
Benchmark against peers, off the record

An LP-only breakfast on day one and an invitation-only GP-LP workshop on day two, plus off-the-record case studies and a debate on dual use and defence, where allocation approaches get compared honestly.

Meet managers across every asset class in one building

Four afternoon tracks on day one, then dedicated private equity, private credit and infrastructure streams on day two, so a diversified portfolio is covered in two days rather than four events.

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.

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.