Successful families are moving from informal founder-led investing toward deliberate institutions for allocating capital across generations.
Before hearing a single expert, every attendee allocates the next ₹100 crore for the same fictional family. We return to the portfolio after lunch to see whether the room changes its mind.
On the day, FOX captures the room’s opening allocation, liquidity preference and biggest perceived risk, then compares 09:10 vs 14:55.
Every speaker walks on with a decision to defend, not a résumé. At least 60% of stage time belongs to principals, next-generation principals, CIOs and actual allocators.

The family enterprise wants another ₹300 crore for expansion. The CIO argues that the family’s wealth is already overwhelmingly concentrated in the business. The panel must decide where the money goes.
Speakers get no opening statements. Moderators receive a decision memo rather than a generic question sheet. At least 60% of stage time belongs to principals, next-generation principals, CIOs and actual allocators. The outputs roll into a FOX Family Capital Decision Book 2026 after the summit.
No presentations. No advisor presence at the two core tables.
FOX is a curated room. At least 60% of seats are held for people who allocate family capital. Every paid pass is reviewed by our team; if your application isn't approved, you're refunded in full.
Tell us who you are and the most important family-capital decision you expect to make in the next 12 months. Your answer shapes lunch seating, the closed rooms and live polling on the day. It is never published or shared.
Our team reviews every application within 5 working days. At least 60% of seats are held for people who allocate family capital, and your answer to the decision question guides seating and closed rooms.
FOX partners underwrite the room. They do not buy the stage, the programme or the recognition.
A limited number of partnerships are available for 2026. The partnerships team shares the prospectus on request.
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