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AVCJ Private Equity Forum Hong Kong 2026

A long-running Asian private-markets forum expecting more than 3,200 professionals and 900 LPs, with discussions on allocation, liquidity, private wealth and regional fund strategies.

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About this event

For 39 years, the AVCJ Private Equity Forum has been where Asia’s private markets industry comes to do business. Over 3,200 senior professionals, including 900 LPs from 38 geographies, gather for four days of content, debate, and connections that matter.As geopolitical fragmentation reshapes capital flows and LPs increasingly look to Asia as a diversification play, the agenda goes deep on what’s next. From navigating extended hold periods and unlocking liquidity in a slower exit environment, to how GPs are adapting operating models and value creation strategies in the age of AI, the programme reflects the realities of today’s market. Discussions will also explore evolving LP allocation strategies, innovative liquidity solutions, private wealth’s growing role in alternatives, and the continued localisation of deal-making across Asia’s diverse markets.Whether you’re raising a fund, deploying capital, or shaping policy, this is the room you need to be in.

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Agenda

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Monday, 16 November 202614 sessions

  1. Registration

  2. Opening remarks

  3. Keynote fireside chat: Energy security, geopolitics, and supply chain shifts

  4. Big picture: The PE role in powering energy transition

    Details

    • How can Asia meet rising electricity demand while advancing decarbonisation goals?
      What untapped aspects of energy transition are priorities for PE investors?
      Is aligning with hyperscalers the key to success in AI infrastructure?
      How has the Iran conflict impacted approaches to energy transition?
  5. Networking break

  6. Decarbonisation dynamics: Upgrading traditional industries

    Details

    • Which traditional industries have the most to gain from energy transition in Asia?
      What challenges do companies face when moving to alternative fuel sources?
      Have data and disclosure issues on decarbonisation been suitably addressed?
      What kind of progress on energy transition can supercharge an exit process?
  7. Renewables 2.0: Moving to an integrated and on-demand world

    Details

    • Will hybridisation define the next phase of renewables opportunities?
      How are investors addressing intermittency solutions and smart grid evolution?
      Can hydrogen energy and biofuels be monetised at scale?
      What are the key challenges for renewables in post-subsidy environments?
  8. Networking lunch

  9. Electrifying the future: Storage, grids, mobility

    Details

    • How can private equity investors help address energy storage bottlenecks?
      Do micro-grids and micro-mobility point to significant localisation opportunities?
      How does government policy shape opportunities in different geographies?
      Can – or should – other countries look to replicate China’s electrification agenda?
  10. Venture capital: Innovation in energy transition

    Details

    • Where are the most exciting bleeding-edge technology opportunities?
      How are investors accessing the digitalisation themes within energy?
      What role can start-ups play in distributed energy systems?
      How is artificial intelligence impacting energy transition?
  11. Networking break

  12. Powering AI: Investing in the data centre value chain

    Details

    • Which geographies are most attractive in terms of data centre opportunities?
      What bottlenecks could constrain the next phase of growth?
      Where in upstream supply chains should private equity be looking to participate?
      How are investors thinking about the ESG implications of data centres?
  13. The LP angle: Allocating to energy transition

    Details

    • Which aspects of energy transition appeal most from an allocation perspective?
      To what extent do these strategies not fall within infrastructure?
      Why are there not more specialist energy transition GPs of scale in Asia?
      What should generalist GPs be delivering in terms of decarbonisation?
  14. Closing remarks and networking cocktail reception

Organiser-published speakers

Featured speakers

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NameSeniorityFirm / organisation
Anders StrombladSenior Advisor on Private InvestmentsAP2

Who attends

  • 900LPs
  • 300Institutional investors
  • 90Investment professionals
  • 90Fund managers
  • 11GPs
  • 800Private equity / venture capital

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