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Meet the Experts and Leading Speakers at London Summit 2024

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From financemagnates by Jeff Patterson

In just a couple weeks, the Finance Magnates London Summit (FMLS) will bring together some of the most influential voices in online trading , fintech, payments and digital assets. As one of the largest and premium events in London this November 18-20, look for this year’s summit to bring in more big-name speakers and talent than ever before.

Every London Summit has managed to draw plenty of C-suite executives, industry leaders, and innovators, part of an immersive two-day experience where anything can happen. Whether it’s the event’s Networking Blitz Opening party or the two following days of curated content, this event has something for all attendees.

If you have not already done so, time is running out to reserve your seat to London’s biggest show this November. Registering online ensures speedy entry and skipping any queues on-site. Make sure to head on over to the registration page today!

FMLS:24 – More Speakers, Industry Leaders Than Ever Before

London Summit is now in its thirteen year, establishing itself as a hub for industry insights and networking. Prospective attendees can expect to engage face-to-face, network, and listen to the following speakers who will be headlining several sessions throughout the week.

  1. Mattia Calvosa, Director, Regional GTM & BD lead for Strategic Verticals, Visa
  2. Tamas Szabo, Group CEO, Pepperstone Group
  3. Drew Niv, Chief Strategy Officer, ATFX
  4. Ron Finberg, Executive Director, S&P Global Market Intelligence Cappitech
  5. Andrew Ralich, CEO & Co-Founder, oneZero
  6. Peter Plester, Head of B2B Sales, Exness
  7. Jose Calderon, Lead Software Engineer, JPMorganChase
  8. Matthew Maloney, Group CEO, Finalto
  9. Sara Cass, Chief Compliance Officer, IFX Payments
  10. Matthew Smith, Group CEO, EC Markets
  11. Tal Dar, Head of Institutional Sales, Vantage Connect
  12. Wei Qiang Zhang, Managing Director, ATFX UK & ATFX Connect
  13. Andrew Bresler, CEO, Saxo UK
  14. Pavel Spirin, CEO, Scope Markets
  15. John Murillo, Chief Dealing Officer, B2Broker
  16. Lex Sokolin, Managing Partner, Generative Ventures
  17. Brandon Mulvihill, Co-Founder & CEO, Crossover Markets
  18. Benedict Sears, Head of the FX Desk and FX Liquidity Management, Equiti
  19. Elise Soucie, Executive Director, Global Digital Finance
  20. Max Rothery, VP Community & Marketing (B2B), Finimize

This year’s agenda will feature three unique content stages – the Innovate, Inspire, and Centre Stage. Each of these platforms will be hosting premium content, helping foster actionable insights and exploring latest trends for 2025 and beyond.

Access the following link and check out what is in store for attendees with the live agenda, covering four content verticals – online trading, payments, fintech, and crypto.

Voting for London Summit Awards 2024 Already Live

Attendees can see more than just notable speakers at FMLS, but also some of the industry’s elite brand authorities. After an extended nomination round, voting for the prestigious London Summit Awards is now underway, taking place from a short-list of hand selected companies across several categories.

Voting for these awards is easier than ever and takes only minutes. For any questions, prospective participants can familiarize themselves with the full terms and conditions of the London Summit Awards.

Of note, only registered attendees are eligible to vote in this year’s awards. Both the nominations and voting are free of charge and are never bought or paid for. This makes these titles unique in the industry, with the highest levels of transparency.

Self-nominations are permissible, and any company is free to nominate itself – by extension anybody is also eligible to vote for any other company as a third party as well. Make your voice heard this November!

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