
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Accessing the inaccessible—Building portfolios beyond public markets
For many investors, wealth creation begins with shares, residential property and superannuation.
But some of the most interesting investment opportunities sit beyond public markets, in sectors and asset classes that have traditionally been the domain of institutions, family offices and sophisticated investors.
Join Women in Numbers and Centuria for an intimate discussion exploring how experienced investors build portfolios, assess risk and identify opportunities beyond traditional markets.
Using commercial property and agriculture as case studies, we'll examine how sophisticated investors approach portfolio construction, diversification and long-term capital allocation, and discuss the questions investors should ask when evaluating opportunities outside public markets.
Designed for wholesale investors, advisers and family office representatives, this event offers an opportunity to learn from experienced investment professionals while connecting with others who are actively engaged in wealth creation and portfolio management.
Discussion themes:
How sophisticated investors build portfolios beyond traditional markets
The role of alternative assets in diversification and long-term wealth creation
How investors assess risk, return and access
Common misconceptions surrounding commercial property
Agriculture as an investment opportunity
Opportunities and challenges within private markets
What experienced investors look for when evaluating investments
Places are limited, with guest groups curated to ensure a relevant and high-quality conversation.
Format: Roundtable discussion
Date and time: 16 September 2026, 6-8pm
Location: Sydney
Attendance: By invitation
About our partner
Centuria is a leading, ASX-listed Australian real estate group and fund manager with $21.8 billion in assets undermanagement and a 25-year track record of successful commercial property investment. Their expertise spans traditional and alternative property sectors including office, industrial, retail, agriculture, healthcare and datacentre assets.
Working with wholesale investors, advisers, family offices and institutions, Centuria provides access to investment opportunities that have traditionally been less accessible to individual investors. Through active asset management and deep sector expertise, Centuria focuses on identifying opportunities supported by strong underlying fundamentals and long-term value creation.

