This is designed for anyone interested in EPM, such as financial service providers, investors, technical assistance providers, NGOs, development finance Institutions, networks, central banks, consultants, students, professors, researchers, etc.

This course explains the nine overarching principles, which serves as a practical guide for governments, companies and international organizations embracing responsible digital payments in their journey to build trust, mitigating risks, and driving inclusive economies.

The 2026 event brought together financial service providers, policymakers, regulators, funders, and other practitioners from around the world around a shared and urgent question: how do we keep gender on the agenda when funding is tight? You can now watch the full recording.

This flexible program helps you strengthen your leadership skills while gaining deep expertise in sustainable finance.

This enriched course on Social and Environmental Performance Management (SEPM) is designed for learners wishing to build the skills needed to conduct or analyze SPI audits, including internal teams of financial service providers, consultants, investment managers, network teams, researchers, and regulators.

This enriched course on client protection (CP) is designed for learners looking to build the skills needed to conduct or analyze CP assessments, including internal teams of financial service providers, consultants, investment managers, network teams, researchers, and regulators. 

The aim of this course is to create a space in which enterprise support organizations (ESOs) and BDS providers can learn how to improve performance of their organizations, companies, firms or departments dealing with enterprise support services.

The LuxFLAG Sustainable Investment Week brings together finance professionals, experts and stakeholders creating space for exchange, learning and connection.

This year, the conference lens has been broadened beyond financial services to explore other types of partnerships and linkages with products, services, and programs offered by governments and the private sector.

A unique meeting point for microfinance and financial inclusion professionals worldwide, IF26 brings together all parts of the inclusive finance sector and support service providers, investors, multilateral and national development agencies, NGOs, and researchers. 

This year, the RFF will examine how rapidly emerging technologies when designed, deployed, and governed responsibly can help advance financial health, as artificial intelligence (AI) and digital innovation continue to reshape financial services. 

The Annual Conference will bring together global thought leaders, supervisors and industry experts to discuss the critical issues shaping the future of insurance.

This two-day global gathering will provide a platform for microfinance associations, financial service providers, impact investors, development finance institutions, donors, policymakers, researchers and strategic partners to exchange knowledge, explore emerging trends and develop practical solutions for expanding access to financial services for underserved communities.

This conference aims to bring together stakeholders across the financial ecosystem to advance the culture and practice of saving as a foundation for financial resilience and inclusive economic growth. 

The Strategic Leadership Course on Financial Inclusion aims to enhance participants’ ability to lead and implement inclusive finance strategies within their organizations or sectors.