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Public to get direct access to financial institutions at Maldives Financial Expo

The Maldives Monetary Authority (MMA) says next month’s Maldives Financial Expo 2026 will give the public a rare chance to access a wide range of financial services, compare products and seek direct guidance from institutions across the country’s financial sector — all in one place.

The three-day expo is scheduled to be held at Hulhumalé Central Park from July 2 to July 4, with the event open to the public free of charge each day from 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

According to the MMA, the expo is designed to help people better understand the financial services available in the Maldives, while also giving them practical support to make more informed financial decisions. The central bank said visitors will be able to explore everything from opening a basic savings account to learning about loan options, insurance products and long-term financial planning.

Rather than visiting banks and institutions individually, members of the public will be able to compare a wide range of financial products and services under one roof. The expo will bring together commercial banks, insurance companies, financing institutions, regulatory authorities, higher education providers and government agencies involved in the sector.

The MMA said the event will also be particularly useful for entrepreneurs and small businesses seeking financial support. Business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs will have the opportunity to consult lenders directly, learn about financing options and better understand what forms of support are available through the formal financial system.

In addition to its consumer-focused role, the expo is expected to serve as a broader platform for financial literacy and engagement, at a time when digital banking, credit services and new financial products are becoming increasingly important to households and businesses in the Maldives.

Special activities are also being planned for children and families during the expo, while panel discussions aimed at policymakers and industry experts are scheduled for July 2 and July 4. Those sessions are expected to focus on the future of the Maldivian financial sector and the challenges and opportunities shaping its development.

The Financial Expo is part of the MMA’s wider efforts to improve financial awareness, strengthen inclusion and create stronger links between the public and the institutions that make up the country’s financial system.

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