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No. VIP passes are designed for exhibition only attendees who are looking for an enhanced F&B experience and reserved seating in the East Entrance. If you are looking for content access, you will need to purchase either a conference, workshop or ICE bundle, which also come with access to separate lounges in CC4 and CC5 on the Upper Walkway. 

Please note, the “World Regulatory Briefing” will operate under Chatham House Rules for 2026. After the opening keynote and panel (which are open to press and media), the stage will switch to Chatham House Rules from 11:00 onward. This ensures all comments made by senior leaders and regulators remain off the record and confidential. The Chatham House Rule is a rule of discussion that allows participants to use the information they receive but forbids revealing the identity or affiliation of the speakers or any other participant. It is used worldwide to encourage open and honest dialogue by creating a confidential environment where people can speak freely without fear of their comments being publicly attributed to them.  All other conference tracks and workshops, as well as show floor feature content will remain open to press and media, and attributed.

Yes, on all sessions apart from the World Regulatory Briefing which will operate under Chatham House Rule. On WRB sessions, only photos may be taken, no form of audio or video recording will be allowed. You will be asked to leave these sessions if found to be in breach of these guidelines.

Yes, audio recordings and transcripts on all sessions apart from the World Regulatory Briefing will be available to listen to in the ICE app one week after the show. Additionally, video recordings of the Days 1 and 2 keynotes will be hosted. On WRB, no recordings will be shared post event due to operating under Chatham House Rule.

Yes, speaker presentations, playbooks and any other worksheets each speaker uses in their session will be available to access via the ICE app one week after the show. In addition, audio recordings and transcripts will be accessible too.

No ICE conference and workshop sessions do not count for formal continuing professional development credits.