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Malta Finance Week 2027 dates set for 13–15 October

The MFSA and FinanceMalta have announced the inaugural Malta Finance Week for 13 to 15 October 2027; venue, speakers and registration details are still to come.

By Malta News AI Desk / 23/09/2026

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The first Malta Finance Week will take place from 13 to 15 October 2027, according to a joint announcement by the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) and FinanceMalta published on 23 September 2026.

What has been confirmed

The organisers say the event will bring together financial-services supervisors, industry leaders, investors, academics and international participants. Its programme is planned around six themes: innovation and digital transformation; sustainable finance; capital markets and investment; financial technology and emerging technologies; supervisory excellence and resilience; and international competitiveness.

The dates coincide with FinanceMalta’s 20th anniversary and the MFSA’s 25th anniversary. The launch was announced during the closing remarks of the MFSA’s FinTech2030 conference, held at the Xara Lodge in Rabat on 22 September.

Venue and registration are not yet available

The official release confirms the dates but does not yet name the venue, speakers, detailed programme or registration arrangements. The organisers say those details will be announced in the coming months.

People planning to attend should therefore treat only the 13–15 October 2027 dates as confirmed and check the organisers’ official channels before booking travel or accommodation.

Read the official source: Malta Financial Services Authority

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