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Abstract:Make the most out of FMLS22 this Fall! Fall is already in full swing and that means it’s time to start looking ahead to Finance Magnates’ London Summit 2022 this November 21-23 at Old Billingsgate. The event looms as one of the largest of the calendar year, making it more important than ever to start planning your trip now.
If you have not already done so, make sure to complete your registration now for FMLS22 as attendance is limited! Qualify for reduced pricing ahead of the event and take advantage of this special deal today.
Everything starts with a first impression and that includes FMLS22. Take advantage of the events annual Networking Blitz, which will be held at Banking Hall on November 21 at 17:00. The networking party with a twist will help set the stage for a productive two full days of business, networking and live sessions.
Everyones time is valuable and mapping out your agenda at FMLS22 is integral for a successful summit. Attendees can see who else will be at the event, with a full list of speakers, exhibitors and more.
London Summit brings together over 3.500 professionals including industry leaders and executives to share their vision and experience in everything from online trading, digital assets, payments and fintech verticals.
The three-day event will fly by so planning ahead is crucial. Social media will be abuzz with the latest deals and announcements as we get closer to FMLS22.
Stay on top of the chatter and make your presence known. FMLS22 will include several different types of sessions and chances to have one on one engagement with industry leaders, executives and more.
The FMLS22 agenda has something for everyone, featuring a wide range of panels, seminars, workshops and more covering four content tracks. Whereas past London Summits have taken place over one day only, FMLS22 will feature two full days of sessions.
Stay tuned for updates over the next few weeks that outline every session in detail so you can make sure not to miss a thing.
FMLS concludes with its awards show that bestows some of the biggest honors across four different industry verticals. FMLS22 will be highlighting the leading industry participants that have excelled over the course of the year.
The number of awards and scope of verticals covered has grown over the years, now recognizing a greater number of companies, categories, and top-performing brands than ever before.
Multiple award categories will be set to acknowledge every industry segment in online trading, fintech, payments and digital assets. This extensive voting process will begin shortly, showcasing a wide range of brands that makes this process unique with no equal.
Of note, the industry and its peers rank the best and the most promising companies, ultimately rewarding the top performers in several categories. Stay tuned for voting announcements and make your voice heard!
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