From forex brokers and investment platforms to prop trading firms and technology providers, FX.world 2026 will bring together companies from across the financial markets industry. The event takes place from 02–05 November at Fiera Roma in Rome, located in Hall 8.

For visitors, the floor offers a chance to meet with trading brands, compare technology providers, and explore potential partnerships without having to arrange separate meetings with each company in advance. Here are some names to look out for.

Brokers and investment platforms

The broker section brings together familiar names in online trading, as well as platforms offering access to a broader range of financial products.

  • XM provides forex and CFD trading services to clients across international markets.
  • Libertex Group operates the Libertex and LBX brands, offering investment products and CFD trading.
  • eToro combines online investing with social features that let users share insights and follow investment strategies.
  • Plus500 offers multi-asset trading through its proprietary platforms, including CFDs, shares and futures.
  • Swissquote combines digital banking with online trading across forex, stocks, bonds, funds and cryptocurrencies.
  • TopFX provides forex and CFD trading services to retail and institutional clients.
  • AvaTrade offers online trading across forex, stocks, commodities, indices and other financial instruments.

For delegates comparing providers, the differences go beyond the range of markets on offer. Product selection, platform features and the type of clients each business serves can all be useful starting points for a conversation.

Prop trading: a different route into the markets

Prop trading firms bring another part of the industry to the exhibition, with funded-trader programmes offering an alternative to conventional brokerage accounts.

PIPCY offers funded trading programmes for traders seeking access to capital. For visitors interested in this segment, the stand is an opportunity to learn more about the firm’s approach and how its programmes work.

Trading technology and infrastructure

Brokers and prop firms also need the platforms and systems behind their trading operations. Two exhibitors in this space are Match-Trade Technologies and Leverate.

Match-Trade Technologies develops the Match-Trader platform, along with tools for liquidity connections, CRM, copy trading, and back-office operations. Leverate provides trading technology for brokers and prop firms, including its SiRiX platform, white-label solutions and liquidity services.

For businesses reviewing their technology setup, both companies are worth adding to the list. Their offerings span various components of the infrastructure required to run and grow a trading operation.

More than an exhibition

The FX Hall is part of a wider event that brings together brokers, fintech companies, affiliates, introducing brokers, liquidity providers, payment providers, and institutional firms. That mix creates opportunities to meet potential partners beyond a company’s usual network.

The exhibition is also only one part of the programme. The Global Finance Stage will host discussions on developments across trading, liquidity, technology and financial services, giving delegates a chance to pair conversations on the floor with insight into the issues affecting the industry.

Plan your visit

FX.world 2026 takes place from 02–05 November at Fiera Roma in Hall 8. To check the full exhibitor list and find booth locations, visit the official FX.world floor plan.

FX.world runs alongside SiGMA World, AIBC World and Affiliate Grand Slam in Rome, bringing financial markets and related industries together under one roof.

Visit FX.world for further event information.