Don't Miss Out on London Summit 2018's Early Bird Prices

London Summit is fast approaching. The kickoff is set for November 13, and we are hard at work to make it the best edition yet (we say it every year, but we mean it).

Held at the Old Billingsgate, London Summit offers the standard trading industry gathering for learning, meet contacts and create new business. Attendees, over 3,000 are expected this year, come from leading retail FX brokers, investment banks, fintech startups, and the service providers that make the business tick.

Early Bird Pricing

Attendees are now eligible for early bird pricing for the 2018 London Summit. Individuals looking for a deal will not be disappointed, with competitive pricing as low as £600 + VAT. This special and limited offer is only available until September 4, 2018. After September 4, this promotion will end so do not delay and reserve your seat today.

Stay Involved and Part of the Growing Conversation

With over 2,000 attendees in attendance last year, the 2018 summit is looking to be the largest yet. The event provides an atmosphere for all attendees to network, learn, and discuss leading issues. By extension, sponsors can enjoy a packed hall filled with all sorts of investors and opportunities.

The event kicks off at our signature Blitz party, a platform for networking with a twist.

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London Summit Agenda – What You Need to Know

The retail trading industry has continued to undergo a sizable shift during 2018, spurred in large part by heightened regulations from ESMA, the FCA, and other authorities. With some of the widest sweeping changes in recent memory hitting brokers, the ongoing topic of compliance will take center stage at the 2018 London Summit.

During this year's event, panel discussions will focus on CFD brokers and what is next following this year's sweeping regulatory edicts. Moreover, the event will delve into market campaigns tailored for the modern era as well as liquidity in FX and beyond. Finally, the retail-focused panels will wrap up with a cryptocurrency survival kit in light of what has been a whirlwind year for the segment.

By extension, the institutional trading space continues to see an ongoing evolution in 2018 as more and more firms adopt the Global FX Code of Conduct and other measures. Over one year on, this subject continues to be a leading topic and will be featured at the 2018 London Summit, along with a host of other industry-leading subjects.

The event's panels in the institutional space will take a different tone, focused mainly on the Global FX Code of Conduct and what the industry looks like 18 months after its launch. Rounding out this focus will be an emphasis on other regulatory measures currently being implemented and how the industry will move forward from here.

While 2017 saw the shift of the cryptocurrency space into the mainstream, this year has been more about the emergence of a more mature sector entirely. With new regulations, a more defined structure, and well-defined demands from clients, the cryptocurrency industry will be a primary area of focus and hot topics at the 2018 London Summit.

You can check out the (almost) full agenda, and submit your questions here.