MoneyLIVE Summit London 2027

MoneyLIVE Summit is the London conference of MoneyLIVE, a banking and payments events brand active, by its own account, for over 30 years. The 2027 edition runs on 2 and 3 March at the Business Design Centre in London. The organiser describes it as the leading banking and payments event in the UK and Europe; sister events run in Chicago, Copenhagen and Amsterdam. Attendance skews senior and institutional. The organiser cites more than 2,000 senior decision-makers, with 60% from financial institutions and 75% at Heads-of level or above; fintechs, solution providers and startups attend alongside them. Speakers confirmed early include Harriet Rees, group CIO of Starling Bank, Nicola Bannister, chief executive of TSB, and Andrew Rankin, chief payments officer at HSBC. Skipton Group, ABN AMRO, Santander UK, UniCredit and Ogilvy Consulting's Rory Sutherland are also listed. The programme spans two days and five stages. The first day covers agentic AI, new ways of moving money, counter-fraud and anti-money-laundering work, open payments and digital identity. The second looks at wallets and cards, industry cooperation on fraud, credit risk decisioning, digital currencies and lending. Around the talks sit an exhibition area, think tanks and roundtables, the VIP Connect programme for senior finance staff, AI-driven matchmaking with 1-2-1 meetings in a networking app, and Startup City, which hosts fintech pitches on both days. All passes cover both days of content, the networking app, catering and the after party. Early-bird rates, open until 4 December, are $1,649 plus VAT for people working in financial services (full price $2,549) and $2,999 plus VAT for the standard pass (full price $3,999). Groups of three or more get 15% off, and financial-services groups of five or more get 20%. Seed-stage startups with revenue under £5 million and fewer than five years in business can apply for a startup rate, while press, investors and qualified senior banking executives may apply for complimentary passes. For affiliates and media buyers the link is indirect. The programme centres on bank strategy, payments, fraud and identity rather than affiliate or performance marketing. It is most useful to finance, forex and fintech publishers who want to follow how banks approach wallets, fraud controls and digital identity, and to payment, fraud and identity vendors hoping to meet bank buyers. At $2,999 plus VAT for a standard early-bird pass, it suits teams with an existing banking or payments proposition.