Argentina Week Paris 2026
Government-led investment week at which Argentina's president, ministers, provincial governors and companies present energy, mining and infrastructure opportunities to European investors.
Private capital events / Government-hosted investment forums
The Global Directory seriesInvestment forums hosted or formally patronized by a government, and attended in number by sovereign funds, pension funds, development finance institutions and fund managers. Each date is checked against the host's own site.
Government-led investment week at which Argentina's president, ministers, provincial governors and companies present energy, mining and infrastructure opportunities to European investors.
One-day forum hosted by Morocco's government-created financial center that gathers officials, investors, DFIs and business leaders to discuss investment and growth across Africa.
Ministry-hosted week in Lusaka where Zambia presents mining licenses, projects and policy to mining companies, traders, financiers and investors.
First investor summit hosted by the German chancellor and cabinet, meeting international investors and executives to present Germany as an investment destination and discuss the Deutschlandfonds.
UN-run investment forum, co-hosted by Qatar, where governments, sovereign funds, pension funds and investors discuss sustainable investment policy and financing for development.
Government-run series of events in Tokyo that promotes Japan as an asset management center to overseas investors and fund managers, including sessions with regulators, pension funds and industry bodies.
Riyadh investment conference convening sovereign funds, global asset managers, executives and officials.
Deal-focused marketplace run by the African Development Bank and partner lenders where project sponsors present bankable African projects to pension funds, sovereign funds, DFIs and private investors in closed boardroom sessions.
Bahrain government forum that brings senior investors and executives together with Gulf officials to discuss investment in the GCC and announce deals and partnerships.
Three-day gathering hosted by Hong Kong's central bank for chairs and chief executives of global banks, asset owners, asset managers and private equity firms, with an investment forum co-run with the securities regulator.
Government forum in Islamabad that presents Pakistan's mineral blocks and mining projects to international mining companies, sovereign-linked investors and financiers.
New government investor week in New York to present Colombia's prioritized projects in infrastructure, energy and connectivity to international funds and investors.
One-day conference at which Jordan presents a portfolio of roughly US$15bn in investment opportunities across 15 sectors to European investors, lenders and development finance institutions.
Regional FII summit on investment and economic strategy in Asia, held in a different city each year.
Week of finance events hosted by ADGM on Al Maryah Island, including asset management and private capital forums.
Ministry-hosted forum and ministerial roundtable in Riyadh that connects mining companies, governments and financiers around mineral supply-chain projects across Africa, West and Central Asia.
Hong Kong forum on Asian finance with investor–project deal-making sessions and a family office track.
Annual intergovernmental conference on Ukraine's reconstruction that brings together governments, development banks, DFIs and private investors to present recovery financing and investment projects.
Presidency-hosted conference at which domestic and foreign companies and investors announce investment commitments in South Africa and hear from the president and ministers.
Miami summit on cross-border investment flows between the Americas, the Gulf and global markets.
Forum run by the Saudi exchange group under finance-ministry patronage that brings global asset managers, index providers and issuers together with Saudi regulators to discuss the Kingdom's capital markets.
UK government summit, hosted by the prime minister, that brings global asset managers, sovereign funds and corporate investors together with ministers to present investment opportunities across the UK.
Doha forum on global economics and investment convening heads of state, sovereign investors and executives.
Annual summit at which the French president hosts around 200 foreign chief executives and investors and announces their investment commitments in France.
Public-private roadshow, co-organized with Chile's finance ministry, in which the finance minister, central bank and Chilean companies brief international investors and banks on the country's economy and investment opportunities.
An invitation-only summit linking policymakers with domestic and international funds investing in Vietnam's strategic and technology sectors.
European Commission forum that convenes partner-country leaders, European development finance institutions and companies to announce and advance Global Gateway infrastructure investment packages.
European FII summit on capital, competitiveness and investment policy, hosted in a different city each year.
Annual government-run forum in Tashkent where Uzbek officials present projects, privatizations and reform plans to foreign investors, development banks and asset managers, with agreements signed on site.
Government-hosted forum in Baku where international investors, development finance institutions and companies meet Azerbaijani officials on projects along the Middle Corridor, in energy and the green transition, infrastructure, free economic zones and digital sectors.
Summit hosted by Canada's prime minister with two national pension investors that matches global institutional investors and sovereign funds with Canadian companies and a prospectus of national projects.
Annual financial forum of Kazakhstan's government-created financial center that brings investors, asset managers, exchanges and regulators together to discuss capital markets and investment across Central Asia.
Week of investor days in New York where Mexican federal and state officials, the stock exchange and industry associations present infrastructure, private equity and real-asset opportunities to U.S. investors.
European leg of Chile's government-backed investor roadshow, presenting the economy, capital-market reforms and investment opportunities to investors and financial institutions in Madrid and London.
Ministry-hosted week in Lusaka where Zambia presents mining licenses, projects and policy to mining companies, traders, financiers and investors.
One-day forum hosted by Morocco's government-created financial center that gathers officials, investors, DFIs and business leaders to discuss investment and growth across Africa.
Government-run series of events in Tokyo that promotes Japan as an asset management center to overseas investors and fund managers, including sessions with regulators, pension funds and industry bodies.
Riyadh investment conference convening sovereign funds, global asset managers, executives and officials.
Deal-focused marketplace run by the African Development Bank and partner lenders where project sponsors present bankable African projects to pension funds, sovereign funds, DFIs and private investors in closed boardroom sessions.
Bahrain government forum that brings senior investors and executives together with Gulf officials to discuss investment in the GCC and announce deals and partnerships.
Three-day gathering hosted by Hong Kong's central bank for chairs and chief executives of global banks, asset owners, asset managers and private equity firms, with an investment forum co-run with the securities regulator.
Week of finance events hosted by ADGM on Al Maryah Island, including asset management and private capital forums.
Regional FII summit on investment and economic strategy in Asia, held in a different city each year.
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