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Please note that online registration for this event has now closed, but onsite registrations are welcome on the day.
The Irish Funds UK Private Assets Seminar will take place in-person on the afternoon of Thursday, 3 April at the Sheraton Grand London Park Lane, Piccadilly, London W1J 7BX.
This in-person event offers a unique opportunity to connect and network with colleagues from the funds and asset management industry. Attendees will gain valuable insights from leading industry experts on the latest developments in the private assets landscape. Key topics covered will include Private Credit, AIFMD II, ELTIF and more, presented through a series of engaging panel discussions and keynote talks.
Agenda
14:00 - Registration & Coffee
14:30 - Welcome Remarks
Nick Blake-Knox, Chair of Irish Funds, Partner, Walkers
MC & Introductions: Natasha Haugh, Director of Member Services, Irish Funds
14:35 - Irish Government Address
H.E. Martin Fraser, Ambassador of Ireland to Great Britain
14:45 - Fireside Chat
Jonathan Dent, Head of Funds Policy, Central Bank of Ireland
Interviewed by Dara Harrington, Partner, Arthur Cox
15:00 - Panel Discussion: Private Credit: Assessing Ireland’s Credentials
Moderator: Graham Roche, IQ-EQ
Panellists:
Charlene Kennedy, PGIM
Dominic Jameson, Lendable Capital
Philip Murphy, KPMG
Daniele Iacovone, Atrato Group
15:40 - Networking & Coffee Break
16:10 - The Private Credit Investment Landscape
Laura Vaughan, Head of Direct Lending, Federated Hermes
Interviewed by Oisin McClenaghan, Partner, Ogier
16:25 - Panel Discussion: Emerging Trends in Private Asset Investments
Moderator: Clodagh Ruigrok, William Fry
Panellists:
Ronan Brennan, TritonLake
Paul Shea, Beechbrook Capital
Markus Bannwart, Universal Investment
17:00 - Closing Remarks
Natasha Haugh, Director, Irish Funds
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