Every investment event in Malaysia, one calendar.

The homepage calendar lists all upcoming investor events in Malaysia — conferences, seminars, IPO briefings, property expos and fintech summits — updated daily from organizer and ticketing sources.

Yes. Many listed events are free, including regulator-run seminars, retail investment fairs and broker webinars. Use the "Free events only" filter to see them.

The investment courses page lists trading workshops, bootcamps and masterclasses across Malaysia with dates, venues, prices and direct registration links.

A seminar is a single-topic talk, usually a few hours and often free. A conference is bigger — a full day or more, multiple speakers, exhibitor booths, built for networking as much as content. A workshop (or course) is structured, multi-session training with a syllabus and hands-on exercises, usually paid. A webinar is any of these delivered online instead of in person. Each format has its own page on this site if you want to browse by type.

Yes — most listings welcome first-time investors, and many seminars and webinars are explicitly written for beginners covering the basics of investing, EPF planning or portfolio management. Each listing's description usually notes the intended experience level; advanced masterclasses and analyst-focused IPO briefings are the main exceptions.

Yes. The investment webinars page and the online events page both list virtual sessions you can join from anywhere in Malaysia, no travel required — most are free and run on Zoom or Google Meet.

Kuala Lumpur hosts by far the most, since Bursa Malaysia, the SC and most licensed brokers are headquartered there. Penang, Johor Bahru, Petaling Jaya and Ipoh are the next-largest hubs, each with a distinct flavour — see the locations pages for details on each.

Yes — the crypto & fintech events page tracks digital asset summits, Web3 festivals, blockchain workshops and SC Malaysia regulatory clinics, alongside broader fintech product launches and AI-in-finance sessions.

Yes — startup conferences, founder meetups, SME workshops and business networking events have their own page, Business & Entrepreneurship Events. Genuinely relevant startup pitch nights and business-focused mixers also still appear under investor networking, since Malaysia's investor and entrepreneur scenes overlap heavily.

Email the event details to malaysiainvestor.events@gmail.com — listings are free and are usually published within two working days.