ProjectsFM Summit London Opens Registration for 15th Edition on Nov. 24

FM Summit London Opens Registration for 15th Edition on Nov. 24

FM Summit London will hold its 15th edition on Nov. 24 at Old Billingsgate in London, and registration is now open. The one-day event brings together professionals from online trading, institutional finance, brokerage, liquidity, trading technology, fintech, payments and digital assets.

Alongside a conference programme, the event will feature an exhibition where sponsors and exhibitors can showcase their solutions and meet potential clients. 

Confirmed exhibitors include LMAX Group, Plus500, oneZero, PLUGIT, Adaptive, ATFX, CMC Markets, MetaQuotes, Devexperts, Finalto, Edge Hound, AEGIS Trading Technology, Acuity and CXM Prime. Through the Business Connect program, attendees can also book pre-arranged one-to-one meetings and join invitation-only roundtables.

Opening Networking Blitz on Nov. 23

The event opens a day early with the Opening Networking Blitz on Nov. 23 at The Folly, in London. This pre-event gathering gives attendees a chance to meet peers and potential partners ahead of the main summit.

Speaker Hall

The Speaker Hall program includes a fireside chat with Lord Peter Cruddas, founder and CEO of CMC Markets, on his career, the evolution of retail trading and the industry’s future.

Other speakers include:

  • Hormoz Faryar, Managing Director of Institutional Sales, ATFX Connect, MEA
  • Andy Ross, Head of Institutional, Kalshi
  • Waqar Chaudry, Managing Director, Global Head of Digital Assets, Standard Chartered Bank

Business Connect Roundtables

The Business Connect Roundtables are invitation-only discussions led by experienced chairs. Topics include digital assets, prediction markets, market liquidity, payments and stablecoins, AI for traders and brokers, the future of funded firms, the UK’s role in retail trading, marketing and answer engine optimization (AEO), offshore versus onshore licensing, and tokenization.

Participation is subject to an invitation and selection process.

Registration Passes

FM Summit London offers three pass options:

  • P1 — Brokers & Prop Firms: free for eligible professionals.
  • P2 — Affiliates & IBs: free for eligible affiliates, introducing brokers and qualifying industry professionals.
  • P3 — Banks & Service Providers: paid pass for eligible banks, payment providers, technology providers and service providers. 

Eligibility terms and pricing are listed on the FM Summit London registration page.

About FM Summit London

FM Summit London, organized by [organizer], was founded in [year] and is held in London. The one-day event draws [number] attendees from online trading, brokerage, institutional finance, liquidity, trading technology, fintech, payments and digital assets. More information is available on the FM Summit London website.

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