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Bank of Maldives to host 42nd ABA General Meeting and Conference in September

Preparations for the conference are currently underway ahead of the three-day event, which is expected to welcome delegates from banks and financial institutions across Asia.

Mohamed Hilmy

30 July 2026, 14:15

Bank of Maldives to host 42nd ABA General Meeting and Conference in September

Bank of Maldives (BML) will host the 42nd Asian Bankers Association (ABA) General Meeting and Conference in the Maldives from 1 to 3 September, bringing together banking leaders, policymakers, regulators and industry experts from across Asia.

Held under the theme "Banking in Asia: Investing to Build Resilience," the conference will serve as a platform for participants to discuss key issues shaping the banking and financial services sector, explore emerging opportunities and strengthen regional partnerships.

According to Bank of Maldives, the event will bring together industry leaders to exchange perspectives on the challenges and opportunities facing the banking industry, with discussions expected to focus on building resilience in an evolving financial landscape.

This will be the second time that Bank of Maldives has hosted the prestigious ABA General Meeting and Conference, reflecting the bank's continued engagement with the regional banking community.

Preparations for the conference are currently underway ahead of the three-day event, which is expected to welcome delegates from banks and financial institutions across Asia.

The Asian Bankers Association General Meeting and Conference is one of the region's leading banking forums, providing an opportunity for financial institutions, regulators and policymakers to collaborate on issues affecting the Asian banking sector and to promote greater regional cooperation.

Registration for the conference is now open through the organisers.

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