Fintech events

AdviceTech Catwalk is a technology showcase highlighting innovative fintech and advice technology for an audience of advisers. It offers emerging technology providers (who may be pre‑revenue or bootstrapping out of the start‑up phase) the chance to demonstrate tools that are genuinely different and useful to UK advisers and planners. The organisers will select five standout firms to present live, each questioned by an expert panel of industry veterans. At the end, the audience will vote for Best in Show, with the winner receiving the honour of Best in Show and a modest prize selected by the organisers.

This leading fintech event in Yorkshire returns soon, bringing together 200+ professionals and 30+ speakers from across the Northern fintech community. The programme will cover: - Banking 2036: what’s next - Innovation in lending and home ownership - How RegTech is reshaping risk, regulation and trust - Fintech’s role in fair‑for‑all finance - Showcasing Northern fintech innovation The day includes over five hours of dedicated networking, an evening social at Brewery Wharf Tavern, and a look back at 10 years of FinTech North. As part of the FinTech National Network, our community can access a 10% ticket discount with code FFN10 at checkout.

Fintech Meetup Europe brings together senior leaders from fintech, banking, payments and commerce for three days in Lisbon. The agenda features content led by industry leaders shaping Europe’s financial future, a large networking programme with pre-arranged meetings, and an industry social. The format builds on Fintech Meetup’s US model, adapted for Europe.

This online conference will take place from 2–4 November 2026. It is organised by MDPI’s Journal of Risk and Financial Management (JRFM), a peer‑reviewed, open‑access journal covering risk management and all areas of empirical finance, management, and applied financial economics. The primary goal of IOCRF 2026 is to bring together researchers, scholars, and professionals from around the world working across economics and finance. The conference will feature sessions on timely and emerging topics, including: - Generative AI: paradigm shifts in finance and economics - Machine learning for next‑generation risk modelling - Blockchain and digital assets: frontier analytics - Data capitalisation: reconstructing economic valuation - Ethical AI and fintech governance - Emerging technology convergence: the future of financial infrastructure