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iFX EXPO International 2020 Delayed

Due to the widespread of the coronavirus, Ultimate Fintech moved the iFX EXPO International 2020 to September 1, 2020. For the health and safety of its attendees, the show will be held later than usual.

iFX EXPO is a networking event for executives in industry fields in financial services, such as retail and institutional trading.

To make up for the delay, Ultimate Fintech said it is currently deciding how it can deliver more audience benefits. The event promised to hold a virtual conference in early summer to allow exhibitors, sponsors, and attendees to interact.

Furthermore, the organizers are planning on releasing more details for those who registered for memberships.

iFX EXPO will accommodate more than 190 booths, 3,500 attendees, and more than 80 major industry players as speakers.

This year’s theme is “Back to Basics,” which focuses on the capabilities of networking. The company believes it defines the industry and enables an ecosystem of growth, resilience, and innovation.

Attendees will also get to know the culture of Cyprus during the event.

iFX EXPO Asia

Ultimate Fintech held the iFX EXPO ASIA in the Venetian Marao, the largest resort in Asia, on February 18-20, 2020. The event catered to more than 150 exhibitors and more than 90 industry pioneers.

Attendees were able to experience keynotes, workshops, seminars from those who have first-hand knowledge from leading speakers around the world. Namely, OLS, I-Access, CFH, Deloitte, iClick Interactive, and Hong Kong Blockchain Association were there.

The three-day event allowed these players to engage in networking with a notorious night party to follow. The iFX EXPO Asia Awards celebrated and highlighted the achievements of companies that showed astounding brilliance in their field.

The organization brought more than 3,000 attendees from all over Asia including brokers, technology and liquidity providers, and blockchain solutions. Those under payment solutions, regulation & compliance, marketing, PR, media, banks, and investors were also in the mix. 



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