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Financial Markets Week
Spring 2026

2-6 March

About the week

OECD Financial Markets Week brings together senior officials from ministries of finance, central banks, financial regulators and other relevant institutions to discuss recent developments in financial markets and develop consensus-based policies. Financial Markets Week is held twice a year.

New Publications

The third edition of the Global Debt Report analyses the latest trends in global sovereign and corporate debt markets up to the end of 2025, with a special focus on the shifting investor base, exploring the drivers and implications of these shifts.

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Stronger Financial Markets and Institutions for Ukraine’s Recovery

This report provides recommendations to improve financial markets, corporate governance, public debt management, financial consumer protection, financial literacy and asset-backed pensions. It also provides a roadmap for a sequenced implementation of the recommendations, reflecting Ukraine’s priorities and needs in the short, medium and long term.

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The Consumer Finance Risk Monitor 2026 examines trends and challenges affecting financial consumers in 60 jurisdictions, and discusses responses for policymakers, regulators and supervisors.

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Financial Protection Against Catastrophic Risks

This report aims to support policymakers and regulators in building financial resilience to catastrophe risks. It introduces a framework for evaluating the need and best approach to offering government-supported financial protection for large-scale catastrophe risks.

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OECD Financial Markets Weekat a glance

The week will include:

The launch of the OECD Global Debt Report 2026
A Roundtable on Global Financial Markets: “The Mounting Debt Challenge”.

➡️ Media wishing to attend should contact the OECD Media Office.

Events to launch 3 other reports:

Consumer Finance Risk Monitor 2026
Financial Protection Against Catastrophic Risks: Flood, Fires and other Major Risks
Stronger Financial Markets and Institutions for Ukraine’s Recovery

➡️Media wishing to attend these events should register on this page.

All the sessions in dark blue are open for virtual attendance (livestreamed).