Annual Meeting Dominican Republic 2026
Annual Meeting Dominican Republic 2026
Annual Meeting Dominican Republic 2026
Annual Meeting Dominican Republic 2026
Annual Meeting Uganda 2025
Annual Meeting Uganda 2025
Annual Meeting Uganda 2025
Annual Meeting Uganda 2025
Annual Meeting Italy 2024
Annual Meeting Italy 2024
Annual Meeting Italy 2024
Annual Meeting Italy 2024
Annual Meeting New York 2023
Annual Meeting New York 2023
Annual Meeting New York 2023
Annual Meeting Bangladesh 2022
Annual Meeting Bangladesh 2022
Annual Meeting Paris 2021
Annual Meeting Paris 2021
Annual Meeting Switzerland 2020
Annual Meeting Switzerland 2020
Annual Meeting Switzerland 2020
Annual Meeting Canada 2019
Annual Meeting Canada 2019
Annual Meeting Peru 2018
Annual Meeting Peru 2018
Annual Meeting Peru 2018
Annual Meeting Nepal 2017
Annual Meeting Nepal 2017
Annual Meeting Nepal 2017
Annual Meeting Netherlands 2016
Annual Meeting Netherlands 2016
Annual Meeting Netherlands 2016
The Annual Meeting in a nutshell
worldwide
Shaping the future of banking for good
The GABV Annual Meeting is the flagship event of the values-based banking global community. From Kathmandu to Berlin; from Lima to Vancouver, every year a host bank invites the CEOs of GABV member banks to meet around a theme of global interest that also reflects our evolution in the banking industry.
Over the course of three days, participants, including CEOs and a broader audience connected to the Banking on Values movement, discuss the future of the financial sector and focus on how values-based banks can play a role in addressing the biggest social and environmental challenges.
See the highlights of previous editions to have a glimpse of this unique forum.
Building Resilient Futures: Lessons from Africa and Values-Based Banking
Hosted by Centenary Bank in Kampala, Uganda, the meeting brought together 130 delegates from 40 countries to explore the theme of resilient and inclusive banking. The event highlighted Africa’s leadership in values-based banking, focusing on financial inclusion, climate adaptation, and the role of emerging technologies in fostering resilience. Key insights from global and regional experts underscored how mission-driven financial institutions can drive transformative change and support sustainable economic development across the continent.
The World at a Crossroads. Values in Finance and Technology to Transform Society
Hosted by Banca Etica in Padua and Milan, the programme explored how values-based banking can harness the power of technology while avoiding its pitfalls to transform customers and the economy. With a clear focus on the practice of values-based banking, it fostered solidarity and peace in a world at a crossroads..
Shaping the Future of Finance: Values-based Banking for a Changing World
Hosted by Sunrise Banks, it was the first virtual edition due to the pandemic. From conservations to futurists, scientists to economists, it brought together a diverse breadth of inspiring voices to work with bankers best placed to shape a more sustainable and resilient future for finance.
A learning experience
Beyond CEOs
Originally the GABV Annual Meeting was focused on CEOs and senior leaders leading the way in values-based banking. Over the years, it has grown to include participants of the Leadership Academy, Communities of Practice – partner groups that aid member banks, and other partner organisations. With each new meeting, we welcome new member banks, prospective members, and those in transition to becoming values-based.
Hosts of the meeting are able to engage their own co-workers in various elements of the meeting. This provides opportunities for a wide group of practitioners to learn from the world’s leaders in values-based banking, helping to embed a values-based approach more deeply in the host bank.
“Participating in the GABV Annual Meeting offers a unique opportunity to connect with global peers…It is an inspiring space for sharing practical insights, learning from real-world impact, and collectively shaping a more sustainable and values-driven financial system.”
Maria Flock Åhlander, CEO, Ekobanken