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      Events/FT Live - Financial and Market Intelligence In an Uncertain World

      FT Live - Financial and Market Intelligence In an Uncertain World

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      29 September 2026 – 29 September 2026
      New York, United States
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      As geopolitical fragmentation, persistent macroeconomic volatility and rapid technological disruption continue to dominate the global landscape, robust financial and market intelligence is more essential than ever. Across all industries from financial services to professional services, technology, healthcare and energy, companies are under growing pressure to make faster, more informed decisions.


      This half-day financial intelligence event, hosted by the Financial Times in partnership with S&P Global Market Intelligence, will bring together the industry's sharpest minds to share their expertise on data innovation. Across a half day of keynote interviews, panel discussions and networking opportunities, attendees from all sectors will explore how to get the most out of data in an interactive and innovative way – with speakers and attendees bringing financial data to life through case studies and real-life examples as they reveal where the next breakthroughs are likely to emerge.


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      Events that inform, engage and inspire FT Live is the events division of the Financial Times. For over 130 years, the Financial Times has been recognised internationally for its authority, integrity and accuracy. FT Live builds on this legacy through events that examine critical trends and developments shaping industries, economies and the world we live in. From bespoke briefings to award-winning annual summits, FT Live events deliver crucial business intelligence and the opportunity to make valuable connections, digitally and in-person, regionally and globally.

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