Inaugural Winter Conference on Technological Capability and Industrial Dependence
30 November–2 December 2026 · Live online, with attendance in Singapore by invitation. Explore the programme and register for the inaugural Winter Conference.
Helsinki Geoeconomics School organises symposia and conferences on corporate geoeconomics, including Helsinki Geoeconomics Week.
30 November–2 December 2026 · Live online, with attendance in Singapore by invitation. Explore the programme and register for the inaugural Winter Conference.
The Annual Symposium on Financial Geoeconomics will explore the role of currencies, banking and financial infrastructure in shaping economic power.
The 2027 programme concludes in Singapore with the Winter Conference on Technological Capability and Industrial Dependence.
Helsinki Geoeconomics Week returns in August as the centrepiece of the School’s annual programme.
The São Paulo symposium will examine the conditions that create durable industrial advantage.
The Luxembourg symposium will examine how investors can protect capital in environments shaped by political intervention and strategic dependence.
The Spring Conference will examine the financial and institutional conditions that make strategic infrastructure and industrial projects possible.
The San Francisco symposium will explore the relationship between technological capability, legal ownership and practical access.
The London symposium will focus on the resilience of critical supply relationships.
The 2027 programme opens in Brussels with the Annual Symposium on Strategic Trade and Economic Security. The event will examine how export controls, licensing, standards, tariffs and other forms of economic restriction are changing the conditions under which organisations can…
The Annual Symposium on Investing Geoeconomically will focus on how political exposure, state priorities and ownership sensitivities are changing investment decisions.