10:50 – 11:50 

Investor Panel | Risk and liquidity

In this panel, we discuss what are some of the measures investors can take to ensure a successful exit and what does a successful exit look like in impact? With liquidity tightening and exits elongating, impact investors are under pressure to deliver returns without compromise. This theme will unpack how to balance risk, return, and mission in environments where capital is harder to recycle. 

13:00– 14:20 

InvestorConnect session

This dynamic session, consisting of short 15-minute speed meetings, is designed to give asset owners an efficient way to learn about a selected group of impact strategies of institutional quality and take an opportunity to enquire for more details, whilst making connections with other asset owners along the way.

* For asset owners & fund managers. 

Thematic table talks: various impact themes and asset classes 

For non-asset owners, the Phenix Capital Group team will facilitate a group discussion along with an expert on the importance of having good governance. Using live case studies, we’ll examine what strong governance looks like in practice, why investors must go beyond compliance checklists, and how poor governance undermines both returns and reputations in the impact space.

Good governance is often the difference between a sustainable, scalable impact and a failed investment. Yet in emerging Asia, where regulatory frameworks are still catching up, governance standards can vary widely.

14:40-15:40 

Panel discussion I Portfolio protection

Climate change, regulatory shifts, political instability, and currency fluctuations are converging, making portfolio protection more complex than ever. For investors with long-dated capital in education, fintech, and agri-tech, how do you hedge against risks that are systemic, not cyclical? This panel focuses on risk mitigation tools and strategic foresight models being used by top funds across Southeast Asia. We’ll explore scenario planning, sector diversification, and adaptive strategies that prioritize both mission and margin 

15:40-16:10  

Case study | Policy innovation 

This session will dive into MAS’s initiatives in climate disclosures, blended finance, and ecosystem development. What lessons can we draw from Singapore’s leadership? Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has taken a bold stance on green finance by actively positioning the country as a regional climate finance hub. How is MAS balancing financial stability with innovation? Join us for a deep dive into one of the most proactive public-private partnerships shaping Asia’s impact capital landscape 

16:10-16:50 

Fireside chat | Unlocking capital at scale

Blended finance is one of the most promising tools to de-risk capital and accelerate development in emerging markets. Yet despite the headlines, real examples remain scarce. What’s holding back adoption? This panel will dissect the mechanics of successful blended structures, the role of concessional capital, and how DFIs, family offices, and private funds can collaborate more effectively.

16:50-17:00  

Closing remarks