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KN2129new cover06 31/5/06 12:08 pm Page 1 SAVE UP TO BOOK BEFORE£600 4 August 06 The 6th Annual Just Some Of The 130 Industry Figureheads That You Will Meet At SuperInvestor: • Jon Moulton, ALCHEMY PARTNERS • Steven Costabile, AIG • George Anson, HARBOURVEST GLOBAL INVESTMENT GROUP PARTNERS (UK) • Hans Albrecht, NORDWIND • Guy Hands, TERRA FIRMA CAPITAL CAPITAL PARTNERS • Billy Gilmore, SCOTTISH • Peter Gale, GARTMORE PRIVATE EQUITY WIDOWS INVESTMENT • Sandra Robertson, THE WELLCOME TRUST PARTNERSHIP • Jonathan Colby, THE CARLYLE GROUP • Arlett Tygesen, ILPA • Wim Borgdorff, ALPINVEST PARTNERS • Martin Day, OMERS CAPITAL • Jonny Maxwell, STANDARD LIFE INVESTMENTS PARTNERS Anders Strömblad, SECOND • Rick Hayes, OAK HILL INVESTMENT • SWEDISH NATIONAL PENSION FUND MANAGEMENT • Hanspeter Bader, UNIGESTION • Derek Murphy, PSP INVESTMENTS • Wayne Harber, HAMILTON LANE • Ivan Vercoutére, LGT CAPITAL PARTNERS • Bruno Raschle, ADVEQ • Carol Kennedy, PANTHEON • Charlie van Horne, ABBOTT CAPITAL Jos van Gisbergen, MN SERVICES • • Gordon Hargraves, • Hanneke Smits, ADAMS STREET PARTNERS Rho FUND INVESTORS • Ray Maxwell, PRIV-ITY LIMITED • Graham O' Keefe, ATLAS VENTURE • Veronica Eng, PERMIRA • Andrew Joy, CINVEN • Nikos Stathopoulos, BC PARTNERS • Ronan Cunningham, IRISH NATIONAL • Ian Armitage, Hg CAPITAL PENSIONS RESERVE FUNDS • Johannes Huth, KKR • Jonathan Russell, 3i • Kevin Albert, ELEVATION PARTNERS • Pat Cloherty, • Chris Kojima, GOLDMAN SACHS ASSET DELTA PRIVATE EQUITY PARTNERS MANAGEMENT • Mark Weston, ELECTRA PARTNERS EUROPE • Chris Masterson, MONTAGU PRIVATE EQUITY • Roger Holmes, CHANGE CAPITAL PARTNERS • Thomas Kubr, CAPITAL DYNAMICS • Rhonda Ryan, INSIGHT INVESTMENT • POMONA CAPITAL • EQT PARTNERS • ENTERPRISE INVESTORS • BREGAL INVESTMENTS • IFC • HELIX ASSOCIATES • INDUSTRI KAPITAL • OAKTREE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT • KEYHAVEN CAPITAL • ACCESS CAPITAL PARTNERS • NATEXIS CAPE • AUGUST EQUITY LIMITED • ATLAS VENTURE • MICROSOFT • CVC CAPITAL PARTNERS EUROPE • HELIX ASSOCIATES • MVISION PRIVATE PLUSEQUITY ADVISERS • INSIGHT INVESTMENT • SJ BERWIN • ADVENT INTERNATIONAL • MTI PARTNERS • QUESTER • BRAIT • CETIM • MID EUROPA PARTNERS • ASIA ALTERNATIVES MANAGEMENT COMPANY • IMDAD CAPITAL • TOWERBROOK CAPITAL PARTNERS • IDG VENTURES EUROPE • CANDOVER • ACTIVA CAPITAL • BARING VOSTOK CAPITAL PARTNERS • HAMILTON LANE • PROBITAS • OLYMPUS CAPITAL HOLDINGS ASIA • PROVENTURE • PARTNERS GROUP • F&C • CITIC CAPITAL MARKETS HOLDING • PARKSQUARE CAPITAL • MONITOR CLIPPER PARTNERS • LYCEUM CAPITAL • VENTECH • PERFORMANCE EQUITY MANAGEMENT • CURTIS MURRAY ASSOCIATES • PROSKAUER ROSE • EVERGREEN VENTURE PARTNERS • MIDOCEAN PARTNERS • GLEACHER MEZZANINE • DENNING & COMPANY • WI HARPER GROUP • MOTOROLA VENTURES • GLENALTA CAPITAL • MONUMENT GROUP • GSC PARTNERS • THE BLACKSTONE GROUP • CAMPBELL LUTYENS • ADVEQ • TAKEDA RESEARCH INVESTMENTS • CREDIT SUISSE FIRST BOSTON • CDC GROUP • EUROPEAN INVESTMENT FUND • CAPITOL HEALTH • INDIGO CAPITAL • PPM CAPITAL • GMT COMMUNICATIONS PARTNERS • PALAMON CAPITAL PARTNERS • NATEXIS PRIVATE EQUITY ASIA • BUTLER CAPITAL • CITY CAPITAL PARTNERS • WILSHIRE ASSOCIATES • LOYENS & LOEFF Back By Popular Demand! SUPERINVESTOR HAS New Workshop: 13 Nov 06 MOVED TO A STUNNING Josh Lerner, Jacob H. Schiff Multi Asset Class Investing NEW VENUE – Professor of Investment Banking HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL PLUS Workshop THE WESTIN HOTEL PARIS Led by Guy Fraser-Sampson Investor Workshop, Monday 13 November 2006 Principal European Principal US Law Co-Sponsors: Main Conference Day 1, Tuesday 14 November 2006 Principal Sponsor: Main Conference Day 2, Wednesday 15 November 2006 Law Firm Sponsor: Firm Sponsor: Main Conference Day 3, Thursday 16 November 2006 Westin Hotel, Paris Tel: +44 (0)20 7915 5103 Fax: +44 (0)20 7915 5101 [email protected] www.icbi-superinvestor.com Organised by: Website: www.icbi-superinvestor.com email:[email protected] tel: +44 (0) 20 7915 5103 fax: +44 (0)20 7915 5101 KN2129 SUPINV06 IN 31/5/06 11:19 am Page 2 INVESTOR WORKSHOP MAIN CONFERENCE DAY 1 13TH NOVEMBER 2006, 10AM – 4PM TUESDAY 14TH NOVEMBER 2006 NEW WORKSHOP Return Expectations For LPs & GPs P4 Multi Asset Class 08.30 Registration & Coffee P4 Chairman’s Opening Address: Investment Strategy: 09.00 "Oh Dear - We're A Big Part Of The Economy" The Politics Of Private Equity Jon Moulton, Managing Partner, ALCHEMY PARTNERS P4 Panel Discussion Setting Sail For Private Equity In The Public Eye: Successfully Dealing With The Challenges Created From Increased Public Scrutiny Of Private Equity Activities Moderator: George Anson, Managing Director, HARBOURVEST PARTNERS (UK) The New World 09.30 Panellists: Patricia Cloherty, Chairman & CEO, DELTA PRIVATE EQUITY PARTNERS Peter Gale, Managing Director, GARTMORE PRIVATE EQUITY What You Will Learn: Led by: Andrew Joy, Partner, CINVEN Thomas Kubr, CEO, CAPITAL DYNAMICS P4 Recent public statements by pension Guy Fraser-Sampson, 10.15 Morning Coffee consultants and others have highlight- Author, ed the need for institutional investors “Multi Asset Class SJ Berwin's Market Perspective: Anticipating Trends, Reviewing Challenges And Assessing to move into a new world of Investment Strategy” Developments In The Fund Market Place And The Impact Of The Buoyant Fund Market On 10.45 Trends In Fund Terms And Conditions investment where so-called Guy has twenty years’ “alternative” asset classes come to be experience of private equity, including Jonathan Blake, Senior Partner, SJ BERWIN P4 regarded as the core of any portfolio having set up and run for several years Panel Discussion while others, notably bonds, struggle the international operations of Horsley Private Equity: Big, Or Monstrous? Bridge. Recently his interests have to justify their inclusion. This sea- Examining The Consequences Of Bigger & Bigger Deals & The Effect This Will Have On Returns broadened into asset allocation and Moderator: Hanneke Smits, Partner, ADAMS STREET PARTNERS change in investment attitudes calls investment strategy generally, on which Panellists: for a totally new approach: how will it 11.10 he has become a regular guest Veronica Eng, Partner, PERMIRA impact your own activities, and what speaker and has written for most of Ian Armitage, CEO, HG CAPITAL should you do about it? What is the the leading pension and investment Richard Green, Managing Director, AUGUST EQUITY Yale Model, and can it be applied in publications. His first book, “Multi Wim Borgdorff, Managing Partner and Head of Fund Investments Europe? How does it affect concepts Asset Class Investment Strategy” was ALPINVEST PARTNERS P4 such as liquidity? published in June as part of the Wiley GUEST PRESENTATION finance series and has been hailed as Tomorrow’s Leaders – How 21st-Century Technology, Society & The Information Age Will Change SuperInvestor is happy to have a major contribution to modern 12.00 The Demands Of Investors and Entrepreneurs secured the services of Guy Fraser- portfolio theory. Baroness Susan Greenfield, Neuroscientist INTERNATIONAL EXPERT ON THE BRAIN, AUTHOR AND BROADCASTER P4 Sampson, the author of the only book Workshop Agenda: on the subject to have been published 13.00 LUNCH 14.15 outside the United States, and which 10.00 - 14.45 Post Prandial Q&A Session With BARONESS SUSAN GREENFIELD P4 deals specifically with the situation of Strategic Preliminaries European investors, particularly ● How to view pension fund liabilities Stream A Stream B Stream C ● The Total Funding Model Update On Venture Capital Growing Opportunities In Future Of The Mid Market pension funds. Hear from him how ● Setting your target rate of return Chaired by: VENTECH Emerging Markets Chaired by: investors need to plan their strategy ● Intelligent Asset Allocation Chaired by: CURTIS MURRAY ASSOCIATES GMT COMMUNICATIONS PARTNERS ● A word about LDI around a totally new view of risk and P P P6 11.00 Capital Deployment Versus A PANEL DISCUSSION A PANEL DISCUSSION returns which should logically lead to N N What Is The Future For The Mid Coffee Break Capital Efficiency:LP Conflict E “New Europe”: Seizing Opportunities E 14.45 L Market In A New Private Equity hugely increased allocations to & Impact On Venture Capital L In Central & Eastern Europe - World Of SuperSized Funds & 11.30 CAPITOL HEALTH D Why LPs Should Look Further Afield D Boutiques? “alternative” asset classes such as P4 I I Moderator: Moderator: private equity. What is MAC investing? S S GMT COMMUNICATIONS C MVISION PRIVATE EQUITY ADVISERS C ● The Yale Model U U PARTNERS ● Liquidity Non Vanilla Venture – How Does S Panellists: S Panellists: S S ● Correlation MID EUROPA PARTNERS LYCEUM CAPITAL This exclusive one day workshop will 15.05 Euro Venture Adapt To The New I I ● The MAC investment model World Order In Venture? O BARING VOSTOK CAPITAL PARTNERS O (FORMERLY WEST PRIVATE EQUITY) be of interest to GPs and LPs alike. N N ACCESS CAPITAL PARTNERS ● What MAC investing can achieve MTI PARTNERS ADVENT INTERNATIONAL Bring your investment practices into PALAMON CAPITAL PARTNERS 12.30 P4 ENTERPRISE INVESTORS P5 TOWERBROOK CAPITAL PARTNERS the 21st century! Lunch Break P PANEL DISCUSSION P5 P P A A A Co-Leaders: 13.30 N Why LPs Should Take European N PANEL DISCUSSION N E Venture Seriously: The E LP Perspectives On Investing In Asia: E PANEL DISCUSSION Ross Butler, Editor, REAL DEALS Risk L Opportunity To Catch The L L Ross has written extensively on all areas Where Are The Opportunities & What Sector Or Geography: How Should ● Why the traditional model doesn’t work Upswing As European GP's of the private equity and venture capital
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