Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- European trade show and conference covering governance, risk, compliance, security, and RegTech
- Addresses DORA, NIS2, AI governance, ESG, operational resilience, and financial crime regulations
- Designed for CROs, CISOs, compliance leads, privacy officers, and audit professionals in regulated industries
- Features 100+ exhibitors, 200+ speakers, three conference stages, and hands-on workshops
- Focus on breaking down silos between risk, compliance, security, audit, and ESG functions
About the Event
#RISK Expo Europe 2026 is an in-person trade show and conference held at ExCeL London, bringing together over 5,000 attendees from across the European risk and compliance community. The event combines a large exhibition floor with a multi-track conference programme spanning three main stages, workshops, and live product demonstrations.
The programme addresses the challenge of fragmented risk and compliance activities within organisations. Sessions focus on helping senior leaders move beyond compliance checklists toward integrated approaches that support organisational resilience and strategic decision-making. An awards evening recognises achievements in the GRC sector.
Key Topics
The agenda covers enterprise risk management, cyber risk, third-party and supply chain risk, and operational resilience. Regulatory sessions address DORA, NIS2, and evolving compliance requirements. Additional tracks examine AI governance, ESG integration, privacy, and financial crime prevention including AML and KYC. Board-level reporting and GRC platform integration feature prominently.
Exhibitors and Technologies
The exhibition floor hosts vendors across GRC platforms, cybersecurity solutions, RegTech, privacy technology, and ESG analytics. Exhibitors include Centraleyes, A-Lign, Keepabl, Everbridge, XpertDPO, Dastra, Crisam, FiveCast, Calqrisk, and the Institute of Risk Management, among others.
Who Should Attend
The event targets senior professionals including Chief Risk Officers, Chief Information Security Officers, compliance leads, privacy officers, ESG leaders, auditors, and data governance specialists. Attendees typically work in regulated or risk-intensive sectors such as financial services, insurance, energy, healthcare, and large corporates with established risk and compliance functions.