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Consulentia 2027 sets March 8‑10 2027 in Rome as the flagship forum for Italian financial consultants to debate savings, pensions, profession transformation, AI and capital markets

Executive summary: Consulentia 2027 announced its dates (March 8‑10 2027) and venue (Rome), with themes covering savings, pensions, profession transformation, artificial intelligence and capital markets. As Italy’s premier gathering for financial consultants, the event shapes industry dialogue, influences adoption of AI advisory tools and informs regulatory discussions on pension and capital‑market products.

Who is involved: Organizers of Consulentia, financial‑consulting firms, professional associations, technology providers, and representatives from institutions such as CONSOB and the Ministry of Economy.

Likely next: Registration will open in late 2026, sponsor confirmations will follow, and a final agenda will be published early 2027 ahead of the March event.

The announcement reveals that Consulentia 2027 will take place from 8 to 10 March 2027 in Rome, with a programme centred on savings, pensions, the evolving advisory profession, artificial intelligence and capital‑market developments. As Italy’s leading gathering for financial consultants, the event provides a venue for dialogue between industry players, regulators and technology providers on the future of advisory services. Its focus on AI and pension innovation signals where the sector expects growth and regulatory attention in the coming years.

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Base: Event held as scheduled with expected attendance (50%)

Financial consultants gain insights on AI and capital markets, influencing advisory practices.

Upside: Record attendance and new AI‑tech partnerships (30%)

Accelerates AI tool adoption in Italian financial advisory market, boosting related tech sector.

Downside: Scaled‑down format due to economic headwinds (20%)

Reduced networking opportunities and slower diffusion of AI discussants in consulting sector.

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