Bloomberg New Economy Forum 2027

Tokyo, Japan

Our next stop

Global leaders will gather in Japan for the ninth Bloomberg New Economy Forum to examine the forces reshaping trade, investment, technology and the global economy.

Bloomberg New Economy Forum 2027

In November 2027, the ninth Bloomberg New Economy Forum will convene influential leaders from business, finance, government and technology in Tokyo.

Against a backdrop of profound economic and geopolitical change, the Forum will examine emerging challenges and opportunities across the global economy, from shifting trade and investment flows to technological progress. In Japan, a global leader in innovation, manufacturing and investment, the Forum will look ahead to the ideas, partnerships and decisions that could shape future prosperity.

Tokyo

Why Tokyo?

“What’s happening in Japan deserves global attention. Not only has the country escaped decades of deflation, creating new economic momentum for the first time in a generation, it’s changing in even more profound ways. Japan is reasserting itself as a center of deep-tech innovation, a model of energy pragmatism, a source of critical investment capital and a linchpin of Pacific security. There’s no better place to bring our next New Economy Forum.”

Erik Schatzker
Editorial Director
Bloomberg New Economy

Why Tokyo?

“What’s happening in Japan deserves global attention. Not only has the country escaped decades of deflation, creating new economic momentum for the first time in a generation, it’s changing in even more profound ways. Japan is reasserting itself as a center of deep-tech innovation, a model of energy pragmatism, a source of critical investment capital and a linchpin of Pacific security. There’s no better place to bring our next New Economy Forum.”

Erik Schatzker
Editorial Director
Bloomberg New Economy

Past event sessions

Watch conversations from the 2026 New Delhi Forum

India PM Modi Speaks at the 2026 New Economy Forum

Global Leaders on the End of Predictability

Redrawing the Supply Chain Map

Is Technological Sovereignty Possible?

Our partners

Global organizations that span sectors and geographies, drawn together by a desire to shape a more equitable economic future.

Founding Partners

Hitachi
HSBC
Tata

Knowledge Partner

Marsh

Presenting Partners

PWC

Research Partners

Contact

Reach out to our team to learn more about the forum this November.

 

To request an invitation inquire here.

For speaking opportunities connect with our Editorial team.

For partnership opportunities connect with our Partnership team.

For all press inquiries connect with our PR team.