Fintech Week London 2027

Fintech Week London 2027 is a five-day festival run by Fintech Fringe, a UK fintech network that describes its fintech community as 14,000+. The week runs from 20 to 24 September 2027 across London, with a two-day Summit on 21 and 22 September at its centre. The exact venue is not shown publicly: Fintech Fringe reveals the address only after registration. The brand has a longer history than its current organiser. Fintech Week London was founded in 2020, held a hybrid first edition in 2021 with 180 speakers and more than 450 people on site, and grew into a two-day in-person flagship with over 900 senior leaders in 2022. The event merged with Fintech Fringe in 2025, and the 2026 edition was relaunched as a city-wide festival built around a Summit at the fabric nightclub. The organiser reports that the 2026 edition drew over 600 people, more than 100 speakers and upwards of 400 companies. For 2027 the format expands to five days and five nights. The Summit is pitched at anyone with a stake in UK fintech rather than founders alone: CEOs and operators, CTOs, investors and corporate development teams, CFOs, compliance leads, MLROs and policy staff, plus banks and enterprises looking for partners. The organiser also names AI, payments, crypto, tokenisation and blockchain as fields its audience works in. As of November 2026 the programme is still being assembled, so no speakers, tracks or session times have been published. Tickets are sold through Luma. An opening release of 100 full Summit passes at £100, described as £400 below the launch price, ended on 18 October 2026 and is no longer on sale. Earlybird pricing follows and ends on 29 January 2027, with Startup, Non-Profit, Investor and General pass types; prices include VAT, and groups of three or more receive 20% off. Earlybird amounts had not been published at the time of writing. For affiliates and media buyers the fit is indirect. This is a fintech ecosystem event rather than an affiliate or performance marketing show, and no affiliate track is on record. It is most useful for partners who promote payment, banking, crypto or trading products in the UK and want access to the companies and investors behind them, and for payment providers that serve affiliate programmes and operators.