Save the date for Nova Scotia Capital Markets 2026!

Submitted by nsscadmin on Wed, 11/26/2025 - 09:00

Block off Thursday, April 23 on your calendars, and be sure to save the date for Nova Scotia Capital Markets 2026 (NSCM2026).

This bi-annual event hosted by the Nova Scotia Securities Commission will deliver insightful presentations and discussions on the latest trends, challenges, and developments within Nova Scotia capital markets. For updates on NSCM2026 visit our event website. As we get closer to the date, we will update the site with this year’s session topics and panelists. You can also register to ensure your space and get added to our email list for periodic event updates. We are asking all attendees to register to ensure we have enough space for everyone in the venue.

If you missed the first Nova Scotia Capital Markets event held in October 2024 visit our 2024 website to see who our panelists were and the topics that were discussed. We also published a blog post following the event that focused on some of the event highlights.

Nova Scotia Capital Markets 2026
Thursday, April 23, 2026
Casino Nova Scotia, Compass Room (1983 Upper Water St, Halifax)

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