In a year defined by uncertainty, volatility, and shifting global dynamics, EACCNY organizes its flagship annual economic update, bringing together leading chief economists to assess what may lie ahead for the transatlantic economy.

Global energy markets are undergoing a period of profound change. Geopolitical tensions, shifting supply chains, and the accelerating demands of the AI and digital‑technology revolution are reshaping how nations think about energy security, affordability, and long‑term resilience. As electricity consumption rises and competition for reliable resources intensifies, both Europe and the North America face pressure to diversify their energy mixes and modernize aging infrastructure.

TRIA is a joint initiative of the EIB and the European-American Chamber of Commerce New York, with the aim of bringing together key actors to support the financing of infrastructure investments in third countries, namely Latin-America, Africa and Eastern Europe. This meeting is being held on the margins of the UN General Assembly, and the discussion - among other topics - will focus on AI and related infrastructure investments in the focus regions.

EACCNY cordially invites you for a small, closed-door roundtable to discuss issues pertinent to the Commissioner's portfolio, particularly privacy/data flows and consumer protection, along with EU initiatives such as EU AI Act, the forthcoming Digital Fairness Act, countering disinformation, and the enhancement of criminal justice cooperation as it relates to market competitiveness.

Trade enforcement activity in the United States has intensified markedly in recent months, with a notable rise in both civil and criminal actions. The Administration - among others - has expanded its use of anti-money laundering tools to investigate and prosecute trade related fraud, including undervaluation, mis-declared origin, and other customs evasion schemes. Join us for an in‑depth discussion on current U.S. trade enforcement trends and learn how Transatlantic businesses can proactively prepare for this evolving landscape.

Amid shifting global trade policies - and in a moment when the U.S. administration is reshaping the direction of economic and regulatory priorities - New York’s trade community faces a renewed need to coordinate, and stay ahead of change.

As global mobility, cross‑border wealth structures, and regulatory expectations continue to evolve, multinational families face a rapidly shifting landscape in financial planning. This year’s program provides a comprehensive, transatlantic perspective - covering U.S., EU, and key third‑country considerations - to help globally mobile families navigate new tax rules, legislative proposals, and planning strategies. Participants will gain practical insights into structuring cross‑border trusts, managing international assets, addressing family financial issues, and adapting to ongoing regulatory and geopolitical developments.

Transatlantic M&A market trends continue to evolve amid shifting geopolitical signals, regulatory expectations, and changing economic conditions. This panel discussion brings together cross‑border experts to unpack what’s driving deal activity between the United States and Europe and what investors and corporate leaders should be watching next.