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Abstract:It’s already time to look ahead and start making your travel and accommodation plans!
Finance Magnates London Summit (FMLS) is coming soon, billed as one of the largest B2B events this fall. FMLS will be celebrating its decade-long run with the largest instalment to date, taking place on November 21-23, 2022, at Old Billingsgate. The calendar may still be reading August but its already time to look ahead and start making your travel and accommodation plans!
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.
This years FMLS is looking to go bigger and bolder than any before, expanding its content track to cover two-and-a-half-days of panels, sessions, workshops, and more. The larger schedule also means more attendees and networking opportunities, with FMLS22 expected to draw on its record attendance, including up to 3,500+ attendees, 130+ speakers, and 100+ exhibitors from around the world.
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Getting to London
The good news is that the United Kingdom has dramatically rolled back all its COVID requirements for travel and now many passengers flying into the UK no longer have strict restrictions. You should of course always check the details from your country of departure via the following link.
Where to Stay in London for FMLS
FMLS will take place in the heart of the city at Old Billingsgate. Included in the event is also the Networking Blitz, which will take place during the evening of November 21 at Banking Hall. When deciding your accommodation, plan ahead by being situated close to these locations or anticipating taking a cab or public transportation so you dont miss any of the action.
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