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Abstract:FMLS22 will feature an expanded agenda, new content verticals, and more!
Finance Magnates London Summit (FMLS) will be celebrating its 10-year anniversary this fall, taking place November 21-23, 2022, in the heart of the city at Old Billingsgate. The event caps off a successful decade, having grown in scale, attendance, and clout over the past ten years.
Take Advantage of the Biggest Financial Event in London. This year we have expanded to new verticals in Online Trading, Fintech, Digital Assets, Blockchain, and Payments.
For many, FMLS has become synonymous with November, as the event constitutes one of the largest B2B conferences in London. Since its inception, London Summit has grown to cover four verticals: online trading, digital assets & blockchain, payments and fintech with FMLS22 raising the bar once again.
London is the beating heart of the financial services industry and one of the primary nexuses for business globally. This includes the rapidly growing fintech industry, which has evolved into a global hub and rapidly expanding sector.
With unique spaces that are unrivalled in Europe, London is the perfect city to host large-scale conferences. Backed by quality infrastructure, restaurants, and other venues, the atmosphere is perfect for FMLS22, making it cant miss event this November.
Additionally, London also boasts extensive talent, expertise, and diversity, which is reflective in the attendance at FMLS each year. Join C-level executives, thought leaders, and the key players across each industry as they set the tone and lay the framework for the coming year.
FMLS22 will take place at Old Billingsgate, a historic building with over a century of history and cornerstone of London's heritage, Old Billingsgate is the ideal venue to host FMLS and its growing list of attendees. “Old Billingsgate is a spectacular British treasure, in the heart of the city on the bank of the River Thames. The main reason we started FMLS in London is that the city is one of the major financial hubs of the world. One can enjoy face-to-face with c levels from UK and Europe whilst also visiting exciting London filled with beautiful sites, history, and incredible entertainment,” explained Tessa Harari, Head of Events at Finance Magnates.
Since launching back in 2012, FMLS has become one of the biggest events of the calendar year for a wide range of attendees. With the rise of fintech, blockchain technology, and other industries, FMLS has expanded its global reach and content tracks to feature new verticals.
This years event is the largest to date, with four industry verticals becoming the focal point for panels, workshops, seminars, and more. FMLS22 will also include an extra day of such discussions.
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