SuperReturn International Exhibitor List

The exhibitor list is a structured record of companies linked to SuperReturn International. It typically includes asset managers, private equity firms, venture capital funds, advisors and service providers. For the 2026 edition at the InterContinental Hotel in Berlin, the list helps you see which parts of the market are represented before you arrive. You can scan it by firm type, region or strategy and decide where to spend your time. Because participation can change, use the list as a planning aid rather than a final schedule. Check each firm's own channels if you need to confirm who will be on site.

• Covers funds, advisors and service providers
• Useful for planning your time on the floor
• Confirm current attendance with each firm

For sales teams, the exhibitor list is a way to spot relevant accounts in one place. If you sell services to asset managers, fund administrators or investment advisors, you can filter the list to find firms that fit your target profile. Before the event, build a short list of names and note a clear reason to speak with each one. At the event, use the list to guide your route and avoid wasting time on poor-fit booths. After the event, log who you met and what they need. Remember that the list is a guide, not a promise that every firm will attend.

• Filter the list to match your ideal client profile
• Prepare one clear reason to speak with each firm
• Track follow-ups after the event

Sourcing and partnership teams can use the exhibitor list to understand which firms are active in private markets. The list shows the mix of investors, fund managers and specialist providers that typically gather at SuperReturn International. That makes it easier to compare strategies and find potential co-investors or service partners. You can group names by focus area, such as buyout, growth or venture, and then research each one in more depth. The list will not tell you who is raising or hiring, so pair it with public filings, fund documents and news. Treat it as a map, not a complete picture.

• Compare investor types in one view
• Spot potential co-investors and partners
• Pair the list with public filings and news

SuperReturn International is known for meetings, panels and networking rather than a typical trade show floor. The Berlin venue hosts sessions on fundraising, deal-making and market trends, with many conversations happening in booked meetings and side rooms. The exhibitor list helps you find the firms most likely to have a presence, whether at a booth, a meeting room or a sponsored session. Plan for a busy schedule and book key meetings early. Since floor plans and stand numbers can change, check the official event guide closer to the date for final details.

• Meetings and panels more than booths
• Book key meetings early
• Check the official guide for final layouts

Analysts and strategy teams can use the exhibitor list to track which firms are visible in private markets. A recurring presence at SuperReturn International can signal where a firm is focusing its marketing and relationship-building. By comparing lists across editions, you may notice new entrants, returning firms or shifts in the mix of strategies. This kind of pattern spotting is useful for competitive research and for briefing senior stakeholders. Keep in mind that presence at an event is only one signal. Combine it with fundraises, deals and public statements before drawing firm conclusions.

• Track recurring and new names over time
• Spot shifts in strategy representation
• Combine with fund and deal data

A good visit starts with a plan. Use the exhibitor list to pick a realistic number of firms to target each day, leaving room for spontaneous meetings. Note the questions you want answered and the people you hope to meet. During the event, capture notes quickly so details stay fresh. After Berlin, sort your contacts by priority and send tailored follow-ups within a week. If you are building a prospect database, keep a simple record of source, date and next step. The exhibitor list can anchor that record, but confirm each contact's role and interest before relying on it.

• Set a realistic daily target list
• Capture notes during the event
• Follow up within one week