FSE 2015 dates announced

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2015

Front Events will be holding three Financial Services Expo shows next year.

Starting with the launch of a new show in Scotland, FSE Glasgow will take place on 4 March at the Hilton Glasgow in the city’s financial district. The launch of this show, featuring FSE’s zone system, follows Front Events’ acquisition of the Blimey! Loans show earlier this year.

The FSE Manchester show will take place once again at the Emirates Old Trafford, home of Lancashire County Cricket Club, on 20 May.

Meanwhile, FSE London, will be held over two days on 16-17 September at the Old Billingsgate building.

James Prosser, Front Events’ director, said: “We are thrilled to be holding three shows in 2015 – the fact that we are extending the reach of the FSE brand is testament to its success and the amount of support we have received from the industry.

“We look forward to another fantastic year with the Financial Services Expo and thank all of our exhibitors, delegates and sponsors from this year for ensuring we can continue the work we do in supporting the financial services industry.”

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