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4 eventsin Malaysia
Nov11–122026
11–12 Nov 2026Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Finweek Kuala Lumpur 2026

Finweek’s founding Kuala Lumpur edition connects European and ASEAN fintech ecosystems through a main summit, institutional discussions and a second day of market-entry activities. Its programme brings together financial institutions, regulators, investors and fintech companies, with relevance to cross-border payments, remittances, financial inclusion and interoperable financial infrastructure. The event is suited to payments professionals assessing partnerships, regulatory differences and expansion between European and Southeast Asian markets.

Nov11–122026
11–12 Nov 2026Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

PCI SSC Asia-Pacific Community Meeting 2026

The PCI Security Standards Council’s regional community meeting is a focused gathering for payment-security professionals, banks, merchants, payment service providers, assessors and technology suppliers. The 2026 edition marks the Council’s twentieth anniversary and examines how the industry can maintain trust as payment technology and AI evolve. Delegates can exchange practical security experience, hear perspectives on emerging threats and discuss the standards and controls that protect payment data across the ecosystem.

Nov23–252026
23–25 Nov 2026Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

CurrenSEA 2026

Bank Negara Malaysia’s inaugural Currency Conference of Southeast Asia brings together central bankers, currency practitioners, monetary authorities and industry specialists to discuss currency management. The event offers a cash-focused counterpart to digital payments conferences, with opportunities to exchange technical experience and strengthen regional collaboration. It is relevant to professionals interested in cash infrastructure, currency operations and the role of physical money within Southeast Asia’s evolving payments landscape.

Sept13–152027
13–15 Sept 2027Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Asia Cash Cycle Seminar 2027

The Asia Cash Cycle Seminar focuses on the systems and businesses that keep physical money moving. Central and commercial banks, cash management companies, equipment suppliers and other specialists meet in Kuala Lumpur to discuss circulation, distribution, security, costs and operational efficiency. For payments professionals responsible for cash infrastructure, the conference offers a practical forum to compare regional approaches, explore technology and build relationships across the currency supply chain.