Capital & Conversation: A Private Dinner in Singapore
Singapore has become one of the most important seats of capital for global private markets and as the U.S. IPO market reopens and DPI begins recycling back into earlier-stage technology, the allocators based here are increasingly shaping where that capital goes next, not just receiving it.
Hill.com invites you to a private, intimate dinner on capital flow, pre-IPO access, and the road ahead for AI and technology IPOs, bringing a direct Silicon Valley vantage point to a small table of GPs, LPs, and family office principals based in Singapore. Space is deliberately limited to keep the conversation real — this is a single table, not a reception.
No presentations, no pitching. Just a candid conversation among a handful of serious allocators, held under Chatham House Rules.
Threads for the evening:
- Where the U.S. IPO window is headed over the next 12 months, and what that means for tech valuations broadly
- How DPI returning from exits is recycling into earlier-stage AI and technology companies
- How LPs are managing liquidity through private secondaries, and positioning for co-investment access ahead of the next generation of category-defining IPOs
Expect a small table, a good bottle of wine, and an honest exchange of perspective between two of the world's most active capital markets. Seats are limited and confirmed on a rolling basis — register early if you'd like to join.
