18:15	Registration
18:30	Cocktails
19:30	Networking Dinner
8:30	Registration
9:00	Welcome Remarks
9:10	Chairman’s Address
	Horst Güdel Managing Director RWB RenditeWertBeteiligungen AG
9:30	Keynote Address
	Cheng Chong President China Software Industry Association
10:00	India and Chinese private equity markets: Roadmap for the next 10 to 15 years What role can the private equity market play to support the high growth trajectory of these two countries? How big is this market going to be and how will it look like in terms of deal sizes, number of players and transaction sizes? What will be the growth drivers for the market and possible shortfalls? What kind of returns can the investors expect from the market? How are macro cycles influencing investments and returns?
	PANELISTS:
	Aluri Srinivasa Rao Director Investments ICICI Ventures     Joseph W. Ferrigno III Managing Partner Asia Mezzanine Capital Group     Rahul Bhasin Managing Partner Baring Private Equity/Partners (India) Limited     Gordon Shaw Managing Director Baring Private Equity Asia     MODERATOR: Varun Sood Co-Founder and Managing Partner Capvent AG
11:00	Tea Break
11.15	Harnessing global ambitions: How can Chinese and Indian GPs support companies in cross-border acquisitions? How do private equity firms help companies devise a global strategy? Identifying and approaching acquisition targets. Challenges in the acquisition process (helping portfolio companies to avoid the “hubris”, to tackle post-investment cultural issues, etc.) Would linking with European/US PE firms smoothen the acquisition process?
	PANELISTS:
	Muneesh Chawla Managing Director Blue River Capital     Archana Hingorani Executive Director IIML     Sanjay Sehgal Founder and Managing Partner East West Capital Partners     Eric Y. S. Xin Managing Director CITIC Capital Partners Management Limited     MODERATOR: Tom Clausen Co-Founder and Managing Partner Capvent AG
12:30	Networking Lunch
14:00	The outward expansion of India and Chinese companies: What does it mean for US/European GPs? How do GPs in Europe and US mitigate the “India/China risk”? How can private equity firms help deal the challenges and risks of outward expansion of Chinese and Indian companies? Will a local PE partner provide value add to US/European GPs looking to move portfolio companies to India/China? How can GPs in Europe and US capitalize on the current expansion drive of Indian and Chinese companies?
	PANELISTS:
	Pual J. Carbone Director/Managing Partner Baird Capital Partners, Baird Venture Partners, Ba rd Private Equity     Mark Barnhill Principal Platinum Equity Partners     Yigal Livne Managing Partner CIVC Fund     Brent Gledhill Principal William Blair & Company     MODERATOR: Varun Sood Co-Founder and Managing Partner Capvent AG
15:00	China-India: A natural divide or  common synergies How can Chinese andIndian companies leverage the complementary advantages of the two countries? Which sectors have the most potential for collaboration? Joint ventures or acquisitions? How to bridge the cultural divide?
	PANELISTS:
	Charles E. Johnson Founder TANO Capital     Niklas Ponnert Managing Director Origo Sino-India Plc     Vivek Gupta Representative Raymond India     Charles Yen Vice President Isoftstone Information Service Corporation     MODERATOR: Rohan Ajila Managing Partner Banyan Associates
16:00	Tea Break
16:15	Indian Company setting up a base in China How did the cost-benefit analysis work out in favor of China vis-à-vis India? How the company connected to the local market – regulators, city government officials, suppliers, clients, intermediaries, etc. Areas where the company had to tread carefully - real estate valuations, labor policies, choosing the right suppliers, hiring talent? How were the Chinese operations integrated into the overall group operations?
	Sameer Shetty Managing Director Boving Fouress Limited (BFL)
16:45	Concluding Remarks
17:00	End of Day One
18:00	Cocktail Party
19:30	Gala Dinner
	The Networking Event of the Year The Capvent China-India Private Equity Summit 2007 is hosting the who's who of private equity in China and India. We invite you to join us for the Chinese Gala Dinner Party. There is no better way to network than over a sumptuous traditional Chinese dinner.
8:00	Registration
8:50	Opening Remarks
	Tom Clausen Co-Founder and Managing Partner Capvent AG
9:00	Keynote Address
9:30	Venture Capital: Is the smart money going to India and China? Is lack of deals in the US venture capital market accounting for the rush to the China and India? Do you need a different template to evaluate deals versus the Silicon Valley? What are the biggest challenges facing venture capital firms today? Is there space for collaboration between the China and India (web 2.0 models, IC design houses, etc.)?
	Roger Li Founder & Managing Partner Infotech Pacific Ventures     Sandeep Singhal Partner Nexus Capital     Doris Yee General Partner iGlobe Partners     MODERATOR: Joe Sovran Partner Capvent AG
10:30	Tea Break
10:45	Are Chinese and Indian companies culturally ready for Private Equity ownership? Are entrepreneurs and family owners more open to ceding control now? Investment models in the current investment environment– Growth or Buyout? What are the red flags that GPs need to look out for? Is the corporate governance satisfactory?
	PANELISTS:
	David Mahon Managing Director and Chief Representative Mahon China     Vikram Nirula Partner India Value Fund Advisors     Sandeep Reddy Partner Peepul Capital LLC     Ranjit Shah Partner GAJA Capital     MODERATOR: Anson Wang Co-founder and Managing Partner CMIA
11:45	Portfolio Synergy Initiative
12:45	Networking Lunch
14:15	Pan-Asian funds and domestic funds: How can they work together? Can the “Pan-European” model be replicated in Asia? Does the deal flow justify large funds? Is the mid-market domination of domestic funds likely to continue? Are foreign funds overpaying?
	PANELISTS:
	Hetal Gandhi Partner TANO Capital     Gabriel Li Managing Director Orchid Asia     Greg Ye Partner New Margin Ventures     MODERATOR: Joe Sovran Partner Capvent AG
15:15	Tea Break
15:30	Evaluating Funds from a LP perspective What are the main factors that an investor looks at while evaluating funds in these two markets? What are the big pension funds and endowments waiting for? Is there a case for preferring for Pan-Asian funds/ foreign firms over domestic funds? Are Asian funds returning to the market too soon? What kind of changes do LPs want to see in existing funds?
	PANELISTS:
	Alice M. Chow Managing Director Squadron Capital Advisors Limited (Hong Kong)     Varun Sood Co-founder and Managing Partner Capvent AG     Horst Güdel Managing Director RWB RenditeWertBeteiligungen AG     MODERATOR: Sanjay Sehgal Founder and Managing Partner East West Capital Partners
16:45	Closing Remarks
17:00	End of Conference