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Private Funds CFO's Kellie Green and Graham Bippart outline some of the keynotes and panel discussions taking place at this year's event.
The finance professional of the future will need to think big picture.
The year’s M&A market answered the pressures and volatility of the playing field with creativity and AI-tools, and look to the do the same in 2026, according to Colin Schopbach, Americas chief revenue officer at Datasite.
West Monroe says in 2026, firms will be defined by how they deploy AI – from basic tools to full-scale transformation – while LPs demand measurable value and institutional adoption.
Ongoing uncertainty coupled with major advances in tech are reordering where CFOs spend their time and attention.
The Private Funds CFO Insights Survey 2026 shines a spotlight on the complex issues preoccupying CFOs.
No CFO claims to be a leader in artificial intelligence, but most have started to experiment with use cases.
As firms compete for capital, the GP-LP dynamic is evolving into a much more interactive, investor-led experience, say Aztec Group’s Maria von Oldenskiöld and Scott Kraemer.
Comply’s 2026 survey shows leaders eager for integrated calendars and AI-driven tools, but many still depend on spreadsheets and general-purpose platforms.
CFOs looking to tap AI’s potential for the finance function should launch a series of experiments, with strict security protocols.