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FINTECH Circle Autumn Drinks 2024
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FINTECH Circle Autumn Drinks 2024

Oct 17, 202406:00 pm ~ 09:00 pm (UTC: 00:00)Estimated Duration: 1 day 3 hoursCavendish, 1 Bartholomew Cl, England EC1A 7BL, United Kingdom, EnglandHosted by FINTECH Circle

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About the event

The FINTECH Circle Autumn Drinks 2024 on October 17th in Cavendish, United Kingdom. This fintech event offers a chance for engaging conversations, insights from industry experts, and valuable networking opportunities. A special "LIVE" panel discussion with members from Cavendish, a well-known investment bank that specializes on small and mid-cap firms, will take place during the evening. Organized by FINTECH Circle Highlights: Exclusive panel discussion with fintech experts Insights into capital growth strategies and partnerships chatting over drinks and canapés with prominent figures in the fintech industry Agenda: 6:00 PM: Welcome to build Networking with Top Fintech Investors. 6:30 PM: Welcome Note by Susanne Chishti, Founder and Chair 6:40 PM: Keynote by Stephen Barrett 6:50 PM: Panel Discussion with experts 7:15 - 9:00 PM: Networking over drinks and canapés Speakers Ben Goldring - Partner in Financial Services Private M&A, Cavendish Steve Barrett - Research Director, Financial Services Equity Research, Cavendish Zuleika Salter - Partner in Private Growth Capital, Cavendish Don’t miss the opportunity to engage with fintech innovators.

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  • General Admission
    • Access to the event
    • Networking
    128.42
  • FINTECHCircle Startup Member
    • Access to the event
    • Networking
    Free

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