UPCOMING CONFERENCES

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Volume 4(6)

🎓 Upcoming Conferences – July 2026

Academic, Institutional & Policy Conferences Reference List

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Date Conference Title / Summit Venue / Location
July 3 – 5 8th Pan-IIT International Conference on Financial Markets & Corporate Finance (ICFMCF 2026) IIT Madras, Chennai
July 6 GST 2.0 Summit: Towards a Data-Driven Tax Regime FICCI Federation House, New Delhi
July 23 – 25 International Conference on Economics, Policy and AI for Development (ICEPAD 2026) BITS-Pilani, Goa Campus
Academic & Research Conferences
Date Conference Name Location(s)
July 1 International Conference on Law and Economics (ICLE) Ernakulam (Kochi), Kerala & Nagercoil, Tamil Nadu
July 1 International Conference on Global Business, Economics, Finance and Social Sciences (ICGBEFSS) Pune, Maharashtra & Davanagere, Karnataka
July 1 International Conference on Finance, Bank & Economics (ICFBE) Bangalore, Karnataka & Haridwar, Uttarakhand
July 1 International Conference on Economics, Finance and Business Management (ICEFBM) Mysuru, Karnataka & Roorkee, Uttarakhand
July 1 International Conference on Business Economics and Finance (ICBEF) Erode, Tamil Nadu
July 2 International Conference on Global Business, Economics, Finance and Social Sciences (ICGBEFSS) Prayagraj (Allahabad), UP & Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh
July 2 International Conference on Business Economics and Finance (ICBEF) Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu & Aurangabad, Maharashtra
July 4 International Conference on Corporate Finance and Valuation Models (ICCFVM) New Delhi
July 4 International Conference on Economic Forecasting and Data Analytics (ICEFDA) Guwahati, Assam
July 4 International Conference on Blockchain in Accounting and Financial Management (ICBAFM) Ahmedabad, Gujarat
July 5 International Conference on Financial Technology Adoption and Challenges (ICFTAC) Mumbai, Maharashtra
July 11
 International Conference on Global Financial Markets and Economic Policy (ICGFMEP) Kolkata, West Bengal
July 11
 International Conference on Investment Strategies and Financial Innovation (ICISFI) Pondicherry
July 11
 International Conference on Financial Literacy and Economic Empowerment (ICFLEE) Hyderabad,Telangana
July 11
 International Conference on Global Economics and Capital Markets (ICGECM) Ahmedabad, Gujarat
July 11
 International Conference on Taxation, Banking, and Economic Policy (ICTBEP) Bhubaneswar, Odisha
July 12 International Conference on Financial Economics and Capital Markets (ICFECM) Jaipur,Rajasthan
July 12 International Conference on Fiscal Policy and Economic Development (ICFPED) Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
July 19 International Conference on Financial Crises and Economic Stability (ICFCES) Goa
July 19 International Conference on Business Economics and Finance (ICBEF) Darjeeling, West Bengal
July 20 International Conference on Innovative Research Practices in Economics, Business and Social Sciences (ICIRPEBS) Pune, Maharashtra
July 22 International Conference on Innovative Research Practices in Economics, Business and Social Sciences (ICIRPEBS) Ahmednagar, Maharashtra
July 25 International Conference on Microfinance and Inclusive Banking (ICMFIB) Chennai,Tamil Nadu
July 25 International Conference on Global Business, Economics, Finance and Social Sciences (ICGBEFSS) Udaipur, Rajasthan & Bangalore, Karnataka
July 26 International Conference on Innovative Research Practices in Economics, Business and Social Sciences (ICIRPEBS) Belgaum, Karnataka
July 28 International Conference on Innovative Research Practices in Economics, Business and Social Sciences (ICIRPEBS) Bijapur, Karnataka
July 31 International Conference on Business Economics and Finance (ICBEF) Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu

* Conference schedules, venues and participation details may be revised by organizers. Please verify with the official conference website before registration or travel arrangements.

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