Summit
FM Summit Singapore 2027
Finance Magnates' Singapore summit for brokers, liquidity providers, payment firms and fintech vendors, set for 5–6 May 2027 with an Opening Blitz on 4 May.

About this event
FM Summit Singapore 2027 is the next Singapore date in the summit series run by Finance Magnates under its FMsummits brand, following the debut Singapore edition planned for May 2026. The company has organised events since 2012 around fintech, online trading, digital assets and payments, and it describes Singapore as the APAC base for the series, alongside its London summit.
The organiser's calendar puts the 2027 summit on 5 and 6 May, with an Opening Blitz on 4 May, the day before the main programme. A venue has not been announced for 2027. The first Singapore edition in May 2026 was set at Suntec Singapore, but that location should not be assumed for next year until the organiser confirms it.
For the 2026 edition the organiser targeted brokers on both the retail and prime side, liquidity providers, banks and hedge funds, wealth and asset managers, electronic money institutions and payment service providers, plus fintech and technology vendors. Finance Magnates summits usually pair a conference programme with an expo floor and networking. In 2026 the Singapore badge gave access to the exhibition, the conference sessions and a set of FX roundtables.
No agenda, speaker list, ticket tiers or prices have been published for 2027 so far. The official events page currently offers only a contact form for the Singapore date, and the company's nearer focus is FM Summit London on 24 November 2026 at Old Billingsgate. A London edition for November 2027 is also listed, still marked as unconfirmed.
For affiliates the fit is indirect. The organiser describes its audience as brokers, liquidity providers, banks, payment institutions and technology vendors, and it does not mention affiliates or marketing roles. In the editor's view, affiliates and media buyers who already run forex or trading offers are the closest match, since brokers sit at the centre of that list. Others should wait for the 2027 agenda before judging whether the trip is worth it.