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16th Annual World’s Largest Private Equity Event - Free for pension funds, endowments, 1,400+ Senior foundations, SWF & Attendees in ILPA [email protected]@ members. Email: to apply 2012 riffi Book by lgriffi 14 December & SAVE up to www.icbi-superreturn.com Pre-Conference German Summit & Pre-Conference Turkey Summit £1000! Monday 25th February 2013 Main Conference: Tuesday 26th February - Thursday 28th February 2013 InterContinental Hotel, BERLIN Winning Strategies For Investing, Creating Value, Fundraising & Maximising Returns In Private Equity 240+ Outstanding Industry Leaders Discuss Critical Issues: Speakers: ● The Carlyle Group ● Turkven ● The Blackstone Group ● Allstate Investments ● Meet 1,400+ top ● Apollo Global Management ● Pomona Capital ● Permira ● Teacher’s Private Capital ● Apax Partners ● Evercore Private Funds Group level attendees ● Oaktree Capital Management ● QIC Global Private Equity ● Terra Firma ● PECA ● Wellcome Trust ● Portfolio Advisors ● Northwestern Mutual Capital ● CVC Capital Partners ● Network with ● Warburg Pincus ● Macquarie Investment Kurt Björkland Martin Halusa Howard Marks Guy Hands David Rubenstein ● The Abraaj Group Management Group Co-Managing Partner CEO Chairman Chairman & CIO Founder & ● Adams Street Partners ● Monument Group UK PERMIRA APAX PARTNERS OAKTREE CAPITAL TERRA FIRMA Managing Director ● Mid Europa Partners ● P+P Pöllath + Partners PARTNERS THE CARLYLE 250+ LPs ● İş Private Equity ● NRW Bank GROUP ● Triangle Venture Capital Group ● Brockhaus Private Equity ● CACEIS ● Gávea Investimentos ● Lyrique Private Equity ● LFPE ● Learn from a ● Energy Investors Funds ● Dayn Advisors ● Providence Equity Partners ● Baring Vostok Capital Partners ● Pioneer Point Partners ● HarbourVest Partners record speaker ● IFC ● Earlybird Venture Capital ● Emerging Capital Partners ● LGT Capital Partners ● Aureos Capital ● Nordic Capital faculty of 240+ ● Mercapital ● Paul Capital Advisors ● Procuritas ● Secondcap J. Chistopher William Macaulay Scott Sperling Joe Baratta Marc Rowan ● Brynwood Partners ● AXA Private Equity Flowers Chairman & CEO Co-President Senior Managing Co-Founder experts ● Ancora Finance Group ● Carlyle Global Financial Services Director & Head Chairman & CEO FIRST RESERVE THOMAS H. LEE APOLLO GLOBAL ● UCP Partners ● Bridgepoint J.C. FLOWERS CORPORATION PARTNERS of Private Equity ● Ascension Management ● Headway Capital Partners Europe MANAGEMENT Consulting ● Doughty Hanson & CO. THE BLACKSTONE ● Castle Harlan ● Unigestion GROUP ● Passion Capital ● Candela Capital ● IK Investment Partners ● Saints Capital ● FTI Consulting ● Starwood Energy Group Global Hear From 100+LP Speakers Including: PLUS ● AlpInvest Partners ● Balfour Beatty ● Dupont Capital Management Infrastrucure Partners ● CPPIB ● Prudential M&G GermanG Summit ● First Reserve Corporation ● EBRD NEW NEW NEW NEW ● HEC School of Management ● Capolino-Perlingieri & Leone Sponsored by ● Change Capital ● Towers Watson ● Keyhaven Capital Partners ● Ilmarinen Mutual Pension ● Thomas H. Lee Partners Insurance Company ● Cambridge Associates ● Commonfund UK ● Greenpark Capital ● Elbrus Capital Monday 25th February ● Caisse De Dépôt Et Placement ● Fusion Capital Thomas Rich Hall André Jo Taylor Peter Pereira Gray Back for the 12th Year, Du Québec ● Deutsche Bank ● Vitruvian Partners ● The Riverside Company Haubenstricker Head of Private Bourbonnais Vice President Head Of Investments with speakers including: Equity Senior Vice TEACHERS' WELLCOME TRUST ● UBS Investment Bank ● Orlando Management CEO Deutsche Bank, ● CVC Credit Partners ● Hermes Equity Ownership NEW YORK LIFE TEACHER President, Private PRIVATE CAPITAL ● Wilshire Associates Services CAPITAL RETIREMENT Investments EVCA, Allianz Capital ● Park Square Capital ● Steadfast Capital PARTNERS SYSTEM OF TEXAS CPPIB Partners, Advent International, ● Vision Capital ● Adveq Management ● ACG Private Equity ● Lincolnshire Management Quadriga Capital, NRW. ● Augur Capital ● Wegasupport Outstanding Guest Speakers Bank, Capvis, LFPE, ● Denning & Co ● New Mountain Capital ● Lloyds Bank ● The Jordan Company HarbourVest Partners, ● Acanthus Advisers ● Quadriga Capital Brockhaus Private Equity, ● The Financial Times ● Actis ● EVCA ● Bluebay Asset Steadfast Capital, ● Advent International Management Warburg Pincus …… ● Capital Dynamics ● Goldman Sachs ● WTCP ● PERA Capital Partners ● Blue Rider ● Campbell Lutyens ● Pantheon ● TRPE Capital ● 57 Stars ● RIAM Alternative Investments PLUS Stéphane Garelli Lord Mark Mervyn Davies, Oliver Gottschalg Karen Stephenson ● PearOnline ● SJ Berwin Lord Davies of ● Caspian Private Equity ● Credit Suisse Asset Professor, IMD, Malloch-Brown, Associate Corporate ● Allianz Private Equity Partners Management Professor, University Chairman Europe, Abersoch, Vice Professor of Strategy Anthropologist & TurkeyTurk Summit ● SL Capital Partners ● Uni Global Union of Lausanne Middle East, Africa Chairman and Business Policy President CORSAIR CAPITAL Monday 25th February ● Advent International ● New York Life Capital Partners A WORLD FTI CONSULTING HEC SCHOOL OF NETFORM ● Danske Private Equity ● Scottish Widows Investment AUTHORITY ON (former Chairman of With speakers from: Standard Chartered) MANAGEMENT, ● Pinebridge Investments Partnership COMPETITIVENESSS PARIS ● Allianz Capital Partners ● Mid Europa Partners Turkven, The Carlyle Group, ● Hamilton Lane ● Triangle Venture Capital Group Abraaj, TRPE Capital, ● The Riverside Company ● Teacher Retirement System Principal Sponsors: Principal Law Firm ● J.C. Flowers & Co of Texas Sponsor: PERA Capital, Cinven, ● ECI Partners ● Energy Investors Funds Bosphera, Mediterra Capital, ● BP Investment Management ● 17Capital ● F&C Investment Business ● BVCA IFC, Crescent Capital, EIF, ● Ancora Finance Group ● Project A Ventures Bridgepoint….. ● Capvis Equity Partners ● MVision ● Clearsight Investments ● Cala Capital ● Abbott Capital Management ● Wellington Partners Co-Sponsors: (Europe) ● Cogent Partners ● Cambridge University ● Riverstone Holdings Investment Offi ce ● Squadron Capital ● Morgan Stanley ● 6WunderKinder Alternative Investment Partners ● Eurasia Capital ● Corsair Capital ● CITI ● Siguler Guff ● Development Partners ● Preqin International ● KKR ● Bain Capital Asia ● CDC Group ● DEG ● J.P. Morgan Asset Management ● Ambienta FOLLOW US ON Elemental chlorine ● ATP PEP ● Fondations Capital free (ECF) ● MetLife Investments Paper sourced from Scan with smartphone sustainable forests SuperReturnTV @SuperReturn SuperReturn SuperReturn International ICBI Events QR Reader App To Register: Tel: +44 (0)20 7017 7200 Fax: +44 (0)20 7017 7807 Email: [email protected] For latest programme or to register, please visit: www.icbi-superreturn.com Monday 25th February 2013 Monday 25th February 2013 German Summit Turkey Summit Opportunities & Developments In The German Market Capitalising On Growth In The Turkish Market 09.00 Registration & Coffee 09.00 Registration & Coffee Chairman’s Welcome Chairman’s Welcome 09.30 09.30 Andreas Nelle, Partner, RAUE Serkan Elden, Managing Partner, CAPITALINKA INVESTMENTS KEYNOTE ECONOMIC ADDRESS KEYNOTE INDUSTRY ADDRESS Germany And The Euro: After The Honeymoon 09.35 Private Equity Investments In Turkey: Opportunities & Challenges In 2013 & Beyond 09.40 Thomas Mayer, Senior Fellow, Center of Financial Studies, Can Deldag, Managing Director, THE CARLYLE GROUP FRANKFURT UNIVERSITY, Senior Advisor, DEUTSCHE BANK, Former Chief Economist, DEUTSCHE BANK INDUSTRY KEYNOTE KEYNOTE INDUSTRY ADDRESS 10.10 Will The Returns From Private Equity In Turkey Live Up To Expectations? Where Will The New Deals Come From? 10.30 Private Equity In Germany: What Does The Future Hold? Kerem Onursal, Director, TURKVEN PRIVATE EQUITY Detlef Dinsel, Managing Partner, IK INVESTMENT PARTNERS ACCESSING THE GROWTH IN TURKEY 11.00 Morning Coffee What’s The Best Way To Access The Growth In Turkey? REGULATORY PANEL DISCUSSION Successfully Leveraging The Growing Opportunities In This Dynamic Region AIFM Update: Practical Advice On The Challenges Of Transposition Into National Law 10.40 Moderator: Serkan Elden, Managing Partner, CAPITALINKA INVESTMENTS Moderator: Dörte Höppner, Secretary General, EVCA Panellists: Mehmet Yazici, Managing Partner, TRPE CAPITAL 11.30 Panellists: Dr. Peter Güllmann, Head of Private Equity, NRW.BANK Robert Romain, Managing Partner, PERA CAPITAL PARTNERS Andreas Fendel, Founding Partner, QUADRIGA CAPITAL Anselm Adams, Director & Senior PE Portfolio Manager, PECA Patricia Volhard, Member of Tax and Legal Committee, BVK, Partner, 11.15 Morning Coffee P + P PÖLLATH + PARTNERS INVESTOR OUTLOOK OUTLOOK FOR GERMAN PE Examining LP Perspectives On Turkish Private Equity: What Impact Will The Current Climate In Germany Have On Fundraising, Investing, What Are The Key Opportunities And Challenges? Growing Businesses & Exits? Moderator: Moderator: Richard von Gusovius, Principal, CAMPBELL LUTYENS Philippe Roesch, Managing Partner, RIAM ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS 12.15 Panellists: 11.45 Panellists: Ralf Huep, Managing Partner, ADVENT INTERNATIONAL Mirja Lehmler-Brown, Investment Director Private Equity, Jörg Rockenhäuser, Partner, PERMIRA SCOTTISH WIDOWS INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP Daniel Flaig, Partner, CAPVIS EQUITY PARTNERS Jean-Philippe Burcklen, Head of Lower Mid-Market & Mezzanine, Till Burges, Vice President, HARBOURVEST PARTNERS EUROPEAN INVESTMENT FUND Marc Brugger, Director, LFPE Meltem Ankara, Senior Banker, EBRD tbc Steffen Suhany, Director, DEG 13.00 Networking Lunch GLOBAL & LOCAL FIRMS What Role Do Global Firms Play
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