Forthcoming Conferences and Events in Cyprus: Q1 2026

The first quarter of 2026 serves as a foundational period for corporate planning in Cyprus. The calendar is dominated by discussions on the implementation of new tax reforms, banking transformation, and the expansion of the island’s tech and iGaming ecosystem. For companies operating across borders or coordinating multi-jurisdictional structures with a Cyprus base, the dates below offer a straightforward view of the quarter’s practical agenda in compliance, reporting, risk, and operations.

Here is a selection taking place between January and March.

19 January 2026 | Nicosia, 13th Banking, Payments & FinTech Forum and EXPO

The largest gathering within Cyprus’ financial services sector. The forum explores strategic transformations in banking, digital innovation, AI, and the future of risk management.

27 January 2026 | Nicosia, The AI Revolution: Strategy, Efficiency and Competitive Advantage

Organized by the CCCI, this session focuses on the practical integration of AI into corporate strategy, enhancing operational efficiency and maintaining competitive advantages.

10 February 2026 | Nicosia, 9th Cyprus International Tax Conference

A flagship event addressing the practical application of the most significant Cyprus Tax Reform in over two decades, alongside EU initiatives such as BEPS 2.0 and DAC8.

4-5 March 2026 | Larnaca, European Cybersecurity Skills Conference 2026

Co-organized with ENISA, this conference targets the cybersecurity skills gap and regulatory frameworks like NIS2, essential for the data-sensitive iGaming and FinTech sectors.

19 March 2026 | Limassol, The Vision Forex Forum

A high-level forum for senior executives in global FX trading, compliance, and iGaming tech. It addresses the volatile regulatory landscape and risk management.

This diverse agenda highlights the core priorities for the start of the year: adapting to fiscal changes and strengthening digital resilience. Following these developments helps organizations align governance with the region’s evolving business expectations.