17th September 2025
In-Person | 8 Eastcheap, London, EC3M 1AE | 9am – 6pm
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Making the UK markets more appealing to global investors
- What’s holding back the UK market from competing with the US and EU exchanges, and what reforms or innovations could level the playing field?
- With declining IPO numbers in London, how do we restore confidence and attract both domestic and international issuers?
- How can platforms, exchanges, and regulators encourage broader retail participation and make UK markets a profitable asset class for brokers to offer?
Michael Hewson
Gerry Perez
Andrew Bresler
Richard Flynn
Richard Worrell
Keynote: Explore the active passive landscape with SPIVA
Sid Sasankan, CFA
Pensions, planning and promoting financial products
- Auto-enrolment brought millions into pensions, but most remain disengaged. How can fintech, education, and regulation change this?
- How do providers balance innovation and competitive marketing in financial products alongside the consumer duty requirements and finprom rules?
- With inflation, rising life expectancy, and shifting employment patterns, are traditional pension products fit for purpose in 2030?
Phil Clements
Lisa Picardo
Lucy Castledine
Rezaah Ahmad
The future of trading products and the brokerage industry
- From fractional shares to crypto derivatives, what’s next in trading products, and how do we balance innovation with responsibility?
- Are we heading towards a few dominant global platforms, or will niche and specialist brokers continue to thrive?
- How will AI-driven trading tools, zero-commission models, and tighter regulation reshape the brokerage landscape in the next five years?
Gavin Williamson
Josh Raymond
Warren Ruhomon
Tom Salmon
Threats and opportunities for wealth management advice firms
- With fee compression and rising compliance costs, how sustainable is the traditional wealth management model?
- How are firms preparing for the massive shift of assets from baby boomers to younger, digitally native investors?
- Will technology augment advisers’ value proposition, or will AI replace them for mass affluent clients?
Holly Mead
Fiona Oliver
Alex Spreckley
Ben Covey
Positioning the UK to become a global digital asset hub
- Can the UK create a regulatory framework that protects consumers but still fosters innovation, or will heavy-handed rules push activity offshore?
- What will it take for traditional asset managers and pension funds to treat digital assets as a mainstream asset class?
- With scandals and collapses in crypto markets, how can London position itself as a safe and credible hub for digital assets?
Carl Hazeley
Dan Moczulski
Laura Talvitie
Professor Dan Hyde
Improving international payments and risk management tools
- Despite fintech disruption, businesses still complain about hidden fees, are we truly delivering transparency in global payments?
- How are AI, blockchain, and APIs transforming payment efficiency, fraud detection, and risk management?
- With increasing sanctions and currency volatility, how should payment providers adapt to help clients manage risks across borders?
Michael Brown
Harry Adams
Harry Geller
Paul Plewman
About The Good Money Guide London Summit 2025
The Good Money Guide London Summit is an industry event where leaders within the financial services sector can network, debate and collaborate.
Themed Discussion Tracks – Explore focused sessions that dive deep into the most important developments shaping investing, trading, currency, and wealth management.
A Senior-Level Audience – Meet decision-makers and executives from top financial institutions, all gathered to share ideas and collaborate on the industry’s future.
Meaningful Networking – Build valuable connections with peers, partners, and potential clients in a professional, deal-friendly environment.
Actionable Expertise – Hear from leading voices in finance across seven dedicated panel discussions, packed with insight, analysis, and debate.
A Selection Of Speakers, Exhibitors, Sponsors & Partners.
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FAQ
The event is open to all financial service professionals and members of Good Money Guide.
Yes, breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea will be served along with hot and cold drinks.
The Good Money Guide London Summit is held at 8 Eastcheap, London, EC3M 1AE.
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