Financial Symposium

For nearly four decades, the Finance Symposium has been the premier gathering place for the treasury and finance community. It is a place where current challenges are discussed, experiences are shared, and new perspectives are developed. Above all, however, it is a place for personal exchanges and connections that have a lasting impact even beyond the three days of the event.

With its move to the RheinMain CongressCenter in Wiesbaden, the 2026 Finance Symposium has opened a new chapter. With more than 3,000 attendees, over 100 partner companies, around 270 speakers, and 156 presentations, the 37th edition was the largest Finance Symposium in its history. The new venue not only offers more space but also new opportunities for exchange, knowledge transfer, and networking.

We will continue to pursue this path consistently in 2027. Proven formats will be combined with new ideas and additional spaces for dialogue. Formats such as the Silent Demo Stage will open up new opportunities to experience solutions and topics in a concise and immediate way. At the same time, networking areas, focus areas, masterclasses, and various stages will create space for in-depth professional discussion, new inspiration, and one-on-one conversations.

After all, the issues facing treasury departments are becoming more complex. Financing and liquidity, geopolitical uncertainty, regulation, technology, artificial intelligence, and transformation are all closely intertwined today. This makes direct dialogue with people who are facing similar decisions, developing new approaches, or helping to shape the market all the more important.

That is precisely where the strength of the Finance Symposium lies: it brings together corporate treasury departments, banks, technology providers, consulting firms, and other market partners in one place. It is not merely a product showcase, but a platform for knowledge, meaningful connections, and a community that has been growing for many years. Substantive expertise, diverse perspectives, and one-on-one conversations are just as much a part of the event as new ideas and long-standing partnerships.

From June 2 to 4, 2027, the treasury and finance community will once again gather in Wiesbaden. Three days dedicated to the topics shaping the treasury landscape. For new perspectives, valuable connections, and the personal exchange that matters most when decisions become more complex.