In the room
What we are
Chez Thiara exists for those who find themselves at the intersection of ambition and influence, and who understand that the most meaningful conversations rarely happen in a conference room, a boardroom, or a meeting. We create the conditions for those conversations. Deliberately. In the right places, with the right people, at the right moment.
We are found wherever the world's most important conversations are taking place, across every time zone and every industry. Because the world doesn't stop, and neither do the people who shape it. Every gathering is curated, every detail considered. There are no lanyards, no panels for the sake of panels, no room you'd rather not be in.
Step inside our last one
Three days at The Championships. Reserved seats on all three show courts. Leaders from across fintech and financial services speaking honestly about AI, Consumer Duty, and what it costs to build a firm around people rather than process. Conversations that began courtside and continued over dinner in Wimbledon Village.
In the room
Register Your Interest
Chez Thiara gatherings are curated, not applied for. If you believe you belong in the room, or know someone who does, we would like to hear from you.
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If the fit is right, we will be in touch.
A look inside
The best conversations in financial services aren't happening in conference rooms. They're happening in the moments between, when the tennis is over, the champagne is open, and nobody is performing for a slide deck. That is what Chez Thiara is built for.
Across three days at The Championships, reserved seats on all three show courts, No.2 Court, No.1 Court, and Centre Court, provided the backdrop for something more useful than networking. Two leaders from app-based banking spoke honestly about AI, Consumer Duty, and what it genuinely costs to build a firm around people rather than process. Not a panel. Not a keynote. A conversation, on the terrace outside Centre Court, over strawberries and cream, that continued into the evening at Sticks & Sushi in Wimbledon Village and picked back up the following afternoon over Pimm's overlooking the grounds.
In between: Ben Shelton on No.2 Court. Aryna Sabalenka, world number one, three rows from the court on No.1 Court. Novak Djokovic on Centre Court, with Rory McIlroy, fresh from his Masters victory and still in the green jacket, among the leading names of Team Europe's Ryder Cup side, Justin Rose and Tommy Fleetwood, watching from the Royal Box. A Wimbledon picnic on Henman Hill to close the final morning, and one last hour on what it means to build something that genuinely serves people. Moments that cannot be manufactured. Rooms that cannot be replicated. The kind of day that changes how you think about the week that follows.
