VettaFi is excited to announce that the Exchange 2026 conference will happen March 15 through 18. The renowned financial industry event will return to the Virgin Hotel in Las Vegas for four days of networking and premier content.
The industry gathers
Exchange brings financial advisors, issuers, and financial services professionals together. The 2025 conference featured roughly 1,400 attendees representing 579 firms. The event was widely covered by media outlets including Bloomberg, CNBC, MarketWatch, and Financial times. Roughly two-thirds of the advisors who attended were new to the event, and 2026’s Exchange promises to be even bigger.
One 2025 attendee commented, “As a first time attendee, it was an experience. I’ve never attended an event like this that had a good mix of business and fun.”
Keynotes bring expertise
Last year’s conference saw geopolitical expert Ian Bremmer return to the Exchange stage. His deep analysis of the state of global politics become immediately relevant as tariffs shocked economies around the world.
Rob Arnott delivered remarks that are bearing fruit for advisors who were listening last March, and many attendees were dazzled by Dr. David Kelly. The conference also featured sessions from Jennifer Morgan, Kyla Scanlon, and Anne Lester.
2026’s agenda remains a mystery, but Exchange has a long history of exceptional and timely speakers. It has also featured workshops from Shaping Wealth and Carson Coaching, making career development a key part of the conference agenda.
Exchange 2026 will be much needed
2025 has been marked by uncertainty and volatility as the global economy rearranges itself and what was once the status quo fades away. In just one month since the 2025 conference, so much has happened. Accordingly, 2026 Exchange will be positioned to help investors navigate an increasingly complicated world.
With new challenges and hurdles, financial services professionals will need a compass. Exchange promises to bring the experts as it always does, as well as connect industry professionals.
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