Financial Crime 360 returns to London with 1,500+ leaders in 2026
Financial Crime 360 returns to London with 1,500+ leaders in 2026
Financial Crime 360 returns to London with 1,500+ leaders in 2026
Financial Crime 360, the UK’s largest event dedicated to tackling financial crime, will return on Monday, 2 November 2026. It will be held at Old Billingsgate in London, gathering over 1,500 senior decision-makers for a day of insight and collaboration. The event will unite leaders from banking, fintech, regulation, and law enforcement. Half of the attendees will hold director-level positions or higher. Over 80 expert speakers will deliver strategic insights across three content streams.
The exhibition floor will host more than 50 leading solution providers. Organisers will use AI-powered matchmaking to connect attendees before the event begins. In 2025, 96% of participants used the event app, making an average of 64 new connections each.
Early bird pricing offers a £300 discount on the conference pass. Feedback from past attendees shows strong approval, with 90% saying they would recommend the event to others. Financial Crime 360 aims to foster collaboration and action against financial crime. The event will provide networking opportunities, expert-led discussions, and access to cutting-edge solutions. Registration is now open with discounted rates available for early bookings.
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