Speakers' Dinner
An invitation-only dinner for 80–100 speakers, sponsors and VIP guests overlooking Lake Lugano. Relationships begin here — the night before the stage lights come on.
The 2027 programme is being curated. The structure below is confirmed — a private dinner, a full summit day across the seven pillars, and a closing lunch — while individual sessions and speakers will be announced progressively over the coming months.
Each day narrows the room. The dinner sets the tone, the summit does the work, and the lunch turns three days of conversation into something that continues afterwards.
An invitation-only dinner for 80–100 speakers, sponsors and VIP guests overlooking Lake Lugano. Relationships begin here — the night before the stage lights come on.
The main conference welcomes 250+ curated guests. Keynotes and panels across all seven pillars, closing with a flying dinner and cocktail evening on the lakefront.
An intimate, invitation-only lunch for selected principals, speakers and partners — the setting where the week's conversations turn into commitments.
Guests are received on the lakeside terrace of the Splendide Royal.
Sascha Wullschleger of BIL Suisse and Christoph Kampitsch of Scytale Digital open the evening and set out what the sixth edition is for.
Seven tables, each hosted by the lead of one pillar, with placement arranged in advance so that every table holds a deliberate mix of principals, allocators and advisers.
The salons remain open — no programme, no stage.
Coffee in the foyer and the first conversations of the day.
The hosts set out what has changed since the first edition in 2022, and why one stage now spans seven pillars rather than one subject.
How private banks and family offices are rebuilding structuring, succession and reporting for principals whose wealth no longer sits in one country or one asset class.
Private BankingWhere prime residential and hospitality capital is moving, and what cross-border ownership now costs in tax, financing and patience.
Real EstatePrivate equity, venture and private credit after the repricing — and the case for direct co-investment and secondaries alongside the traditional fund.
Private MarketsServed in the salons, with the terrace open throughout.
What precision medicine and healthspan science can credibly deliver today, and how a family should judge the clinics and companies selling it.
LongevityTokenization, custody and the practical shape of a regulated digital-asset allocation inside a Swiss portfolio.
Blockchain & Digital AssetsArtificial intelligence as an investment theme and as a working instrument inside the family office — what to fund, what to build and what to leave alone.
Artificial IntelligenceWatches, motor cars and private collections considered as both pleasure and position, and how the market for rarity is changing hands.
Luxury Goods & ExperiencesThe conclusions of the day, and an invitation to continue them on the lakefront.
A flying dinner and cocktail evening on the lakefront, where the day's conversations tend to find their conclusion.
Every session on Summit Day belongs to one of seven pillars. Each receives its own stage time, its own voices and its own room of allocators.
Preservation, structuring, succession and next-generation wealth transfer.
Prime residential, hospitality and cross-border property strategies.
Private equity, venture, private credit and direct co-investment.
Precision medicine, healthspan science and elite preventive care.
Tokenization, custody and digital assets in the modern portfolio.
AI as an investment theme — and as a working tool for family offices.
Watches, automobiles, collectibles and once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
A short welcome to the smallest room of the three days.
Principals under forty on how they intend to hold, deploy and eventually pass on what they have inherited or built.
How the single-family office is changing as its governance, its technology and the expectations of the next principal change with it.
A seated lunch for a limited number of principals, speakers and partners, with placement arranged by the hosts.
A short close to the sixth edition, after which private meetings continue at the hotel through the afternoon.
Day 3 is by invitation only. Places are confirmed individually by the hosts.
The programme is indicative and subject to change. Timings, sessions and speakers will be confirmed as the 2027 edition is curated.
Speaking places across the seven pillars are curated individually and remain deliberately few. Enquiries for 2027 are open — as are conversations about partnership and attendance.