Overview

We are back for our 8th edition – this time including our ever-popular SFO-exclusive sessions on April 28 afternoon + more streams for SFO family members and professionals to meet and discuss topics important to them (all within a cone of silence without the inclusion of anyone who is not with an SFO).

Of course we have a great line-up of speakers (at least 50% from SFOs) to speak to issues and trends important to families & Table Talks coordinated by our sponsors for a truly exciting opt-in experience for all.

 

Registration

End Investor refers to pensions, foundations, endowments, sovereign wealth funds, and single-family offices. Intermediary Investor includes multi-family offices, investment advisors/dealers, wealth managers, and investment consulting firms. +1 indicates that the first delegate attends for free, with a nominal fee applied for each additional delegate. Managers and Service Provider Delegates must be CAASA members in good standing and are required to pay the applicable fee per person based on their respective sub-category. Core Service Providers include fund administrators, accounting firms, and legal firms.

When

Please note the timings and agenda are subject to change.

  • April 28, 2026
  • 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm EST
  • April 29, 2026
  • 8:00 am – 7:00 pm EST

Where

Toronto Region Board of Trade
100 Queens Quay E, 3rd Floor, Toronto, ON M5E 1Y3

2026 Keynote Speaker

2026 Distinguished Speakers

2026 Agenda

Please note the timings and agenda are subject to change.

Day 1

  • April 28, 2026
  • 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Day 2

  • April 29, 2026
  • 7:45 am – 7:00 pm

  • April 28, 2026
  • 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Exclusive Single Family Office Sessions & Opening Reception for all Delegates

2:00 pm

Single Family Office Roundtable (Relatives Only)

Life as the principal of a family office can be exciting, inspirational, and busy, while at the same time worrisome, stressful, and draining.  We provide this (strictly!) family members only dinner as an opportunity to meet with your peers and share questions, concerns, solutions, and insights across the table. We have nominated three leaders/instigators to get things going and guarantee that all will find the evening illuminating and fun.

SFO Relatives Instigators:

2:00 pm

Single Family Office Roundtables (Professionals Only)

Working in a single family office is not your typical investment management job – you gain the benefit of a sometimes extremely flat organizational structure and many find the spectrum of duties and tasks to be (very) intellectually stimulating. On the other hand, it can be isolating and difficult to keep up with the pace of work: each family has its own dynamic and cadence so we created this dinner where (strictly!) full time employees (not relatives) of SFOs can interact with their peers to get the most out of their roles.

SFO Professionals Instigators (3 per room)

3:30 pm

SFO Break Out – Topic TBD

We will be surveying our SFOs at the beginning of February

3:30 pm

SFO Break Out – Topic TBD

We will be surveying our SFOs at the beginning of February

3:30 pm

SFO Break Out – Topic TBD

We will be surveying our SFOs at the beginning of February

4:15 pm

SFO Break Out – Topic TBD

We will be surveying our SFOs at the beginning of February

4:15 pm

SFO Break Out – Topic TBD

We will be surveying our SFOs at the beginning of February

4:15 pm

SFO Break Out – Topic TBD

We will be surveying our SFOs at the beginning of February

5:00 pm

All Delegates – General Welcome Reception

Everyone welcome to this time to meet.  Generally, sponsors and managers arrange private dinners after this time with select conference delegates – either via the messaging & meeting app or off-line.

7:00 pm

End of Pre-day

  • April 29, 2026
  • 7:45 am – 7:00 pm

Main Day

7:45 am

Registration & Breakfast

 

 

8:15 am

Fireside 1

8:45 am

Applying AI in the Real World: From Family Office Operations to Systematic Investing

This session brings together a leading Single Family Office and AQR Capital Management for a practitioner-level examination of how AI and Machine Learning are being applied today. The discussion will move beyond theory and investment “hype” to focus on real use cases, tangible benefits, and common pitfalls, from operational finance and decision-support within a family office to machine learning in systematic, research-driven investing.

Bryan Kelly, AQR Capital Management
Jeff Szeto, Avana Capital & Alder Capital Sustainable Ventures

 

9:15 am

The Professionalization of Family Office Private Markets Investing

As family offices mature, many are transitioning from opportunistic, entrepreneur-led direct investing toward more structured, institutional-grade private markets programs. This session explores the structural and governance considerations required to build a scalable and sustainable private markets portfolio. Topics include diversification across vintages, strategies, and sectors, balancing direct investments with fund exposure, managing liquidity risk, and avoiding common portfolio construction pitfalls. Attendees will gain perspectives on how professional investors approach private markets and how family offices can adapt these principles and benefit from an allocation to private capital, through building portfolios designed to sustain and grow wealth across generations.

Matthew Powley, Stonehage Fleming

 

9:30 am

Tough Questions on Evergreens

Old school private equity, venture, and real estate LPs and GPs can remember when there was one way to gain access to these asset classes: closed-end funds with lives extending 10 years or longer without the possibility of liquidity except in the most extreme (and potentially capital-damaging) of instances. Today’s investors are interested in something different: access to private markets on a continual basis with the benefit of contemporaneous pricing information (ostensibly for risk management regimes) and without the drawbacks of closed-end funds (ramp-up investment period, uncertain cashflows, and overall inefficient capital deployment). This panel will compare the two for LPs in the room.

Drew Colaiezzi, McPike Global Family Office
Colin Lynch, TD Asset Management Inc.
Mike Woollatt, Hamilton Lane
Matthew Powley, Stonehage Fleming

10:15 am

Table Talks

11:00 am

Legacy and Learning: Philanthropy Across Generations

Families of means often develop an urge to give back to the society that enabled their success, while also instilling in their kin a sense of togetherness that helps them feel connected to one another and to the world at large. Whether through ad hoc giving initiatives, a shared family commitment, or a formal foundation, philanthropy can meet the giving goals of individual family members as well as the family as a whole.

Of course, this can only occur with open communication. Our panel of family members and single family office professionals will speak to how their families approach philanthropy and deliver meaningful support to those in need.

Greg Moore, Richter Family Office
Dominik v. Eynern, Family Hippocampus
River Ewing, Hadley Family Office

11:30 am

Looking Abroad: Where Family Offices Are Finding Opportunity Globally

Family offices increasingly view the world as their investment universe. In this session, representatives from leading family offices will discuss how they identify and evaluate opportunities across regions and asset classes. The conversation will explore how families think about geographic diversification, access to local partners and networks, regulatory considerations, and managing risk across jurisdictions. Panelists will also share how their families’ history, operating businesses, and global relationships influence where and how they invest. Attendees will gain practical insight into how family offices structure globally diversified portfolios while remaining agile in an evolving economic and geopolitical landscape.

Kelly Burke, Chamberlain Family Office Advisors
You-Ha Hyun, Perpetual Investors GmbH
Edward Portet, Mavrik

12:15 pm

Lunch & Keynote

12:45 pm

The Next Phase of Private Credit: Navigating Risk and Global Uncertainty

Lunch Keynote featuring Earl Hunt, Apollo

Private credit has grown into a multi-trillion-dollar market as institutional investors step in to fill the lending gap left by banks. But as the asset class matures, rising defaults, tighter financial conditions, and geopolitical uncertainty are beginning to test the resilience of the market.

In this keynote, Earl Hunt will share his perspective on the evolving private credit landscape. Drawing on Apollo’s global platform, he will discuss where the most compelling opportunities exist today, how disciplined lenders are navigating risk, and why the next phase of the credit cycle may create both challenges and attractive entry points for long-term investors.

Earl Hunt, Apollo
Nancy Bertrand

1:15 pm

Table Talks

2:00 pm

Defining Success: The Many Dimensions of a Family Office Mandate

For single family offices, success is rarely defined by financial returns alone. Each family brings its own priorities, whether generating income to support future generations, preserving and compounding wealth, or pursuing broader objectives such as philanthropy, impact, and legacy.

In this panel, family office principals will discuss how their families define and measure success across financial and non-financial dimensions. The conversation will explore balancing long-term wealth creation with lifestyle needs, aligning family members across generations, and using capital to create impact and reputation beyond the portfolio. Attendees will gain insight into the diverse ways families think about purpose, legacy, and what it truly means for a family office to succeed.

Catherine Shiang, Asia Capital Advisor, Ltd
Ian Morley, Wentworth Hall Consultancy Ltd
TBA
TBA

2:30 pm

Global Asset Allocation Trends

2:45 pm

Inside the Family Portfolio

Asset allocation sits at the heart of every investment program and is often cited as the primary driver of long-term returns. For family offices, however, portfolio construction often looks very different from traditional models, with meaningful allocations to private markets and other alternatives.

A family’s portfolio frequently reflects its broader circumstances and philosophy: whether capital comes from an operating business, a preference for direct investments versus funds, tolerance for illiquidity, or a bias toward domestic versus global opportunities. In this session, our panelists will share how they think about asset allocation in practice and the role alternatives play within their portfolios.

Andrew Hamlin, Federated Capital

3:30 pm

Tete-a-Tete / Afternoon Refresher

4:30 pm

Fireside 3

5:00 pm

MFO Round-Up: Perspectives from Multi-Family Office Leaders

A popular panel each year, this session brings together leaders from leading multi-family offices to share their perspectives on the evolving landscape of serving ultra-high-net-worth families. Panelists will discuss how their firms are adapting their client service models, the changing needs of families, and the trends shaping wealth management, governance, and investment strategies. The discussion will also touch on how multi-family offices are navigating today’s market environment and where they see opportunities and challenges ahead.

Marjorie Skolnik, CI Coriel Capital Inc.
Andrew Sarna, Forthlane Partner
Michael Keenan, 1642 Capital

5:30 pm

Reception

Open to all delegates.

7:00 pm

End of Family Office Summit 2026

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