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Placing patient, private capital, and weighing what will still carry in ten years.
Future Wealth is three days in Miami on where capital goes next. Inside it is one closed door built for the people who place it: The Capital Room, convening on the opening night, Friday, December 4. You get in by application, or with an All Access pass.
The venue · Hyatt Regency Miami, on the Miami River
The signal
Wealth moves because technology moves it, and the people standing where it happens see it first: the founders building the companies and the operators running them. Future Wealth puts them in the same building as you, for a full weekend.
Outcome: the early signal
The room
The Capital Room is the closed room inside Future Wealth for people who carry responsibility for capital. No stage. No audience. Tables. You compare what you are deploying into, at what size, and what would change your mind, with people who carry the same weight.
Outcome: a table of peers
The weekend
Not the ticket. So the weekend is built around your time: Friday is for meeting people, the days carry the sessions that matter to you, and the evenings belong to the rooms where relationships form.
Outcome: three days well spent
A selection of the 29 speakers announced so far, with where they sit on the agenda today.
Built the global research division at a digital asset product issuer, and advises institutions on product strategy and regulation.
Sun, Dec 6 · 11:00am · Main Stage
Co-founded a Dallas multi-family office, and built software for SPV documentation and investor onboarding.
Sat, Dec 5 · 10:45am · Main Stage
Nearly two decades across the ETF business, focused on ETF strategy and market innovation.
Sun, Dec 6 · 11:00am · Main Stage
Nearly three decades across private credit, real estate and technology, focused on capital formation.
Sun, Dec 6 · 11:00am · Main Stage
Portfolio manager and strategist with 30 years in equities and derivatives, and a former partner at Cantor Fitzgerald.
Session to be confirmed
Two decades of financial journalism, with senior roles at Bloomberg and CNN before Investopedia.
Sat, Dec 5 · 11:40am · The Lab
Built a consulting firm past $90 million in revenue, then compounded it across private equity, real estate and public markets.
Sat, Dec 5 · 1:15pm · Main Stage
Takes AI tools from testing into everyday use at a global bank, and was engineering director at a venture fund.
Sat, Dec 5 · 2:45pm · The Lab
More than 30 years in banking across North America and Asia-Pacific, leading payments, liquidity and trade finance.
Sat, Dec 5 · 11:30am · Main Stage
Serial entrepreneur and real estate investor who puts his own real estate deals together.
Sat, Dec 5 · 9:25am · Main Stage
Real estate developer and licensed broker with more than 30 years in business.
Sat, Dec 5 · 1:15pm · Main StageFrom the Allocator track and beside it, as the agenda stands today. The programme grows and shifts as speakers confirm through the fall, so nothing here is final until December.
Built for people who deploy capital rather than watch it.
How the first event in a chain forces the next, and how far to position before the evidence runs out.
Stocks, bonds, real estate and payments moving on-chain, and how that could reshape markets.
Investing is moving from apps you open to agents that act for you. What changes when software acts for the investor, and where it breaks.
What changes as capital scales: position sizing, liquidity, and the point at which an idea stops being investable at all.
One real deal on the screen, underwritten live: the rent roll, the debt and the exit assumption.
Why the wrapper often decides the return as much as the asset does, argued by people who build and issue these products for a living.
How private capital is actually accessed, and what the terms really look like.
Times are Eastern. Titles, times and speakers can still change. See the full agenda
The stage argues it. Your table weighs it.
The main stage, from the back of the room · a previous event
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