SiGMA World 2026 to unite gaming, finance, AI and affiliates in Rome
Four converged conferences at Fiera Roma from 02–05 November; organisers expect 30,000 delegates.

Key Takeaways
- SiGMA World runs at Fiera Roma from 02–05 November 2026 and merges SiGMA with AIBC, FX World and AGS.
- Organisers expect more than 30,000 delegates across four days of exhibition, conferences and networking.
- Confirmed exhibitors in FX World include XM.com, eToro, ATFX, Plus500 and Finery Markets.
- Futurist Brett King is a named keynote speaker, addressing autonomous banks and financial services.
- Registration for SiGMA World 2026 is open and the programme is published ahead of the November dates.
SiGMA World will run in Rome from 02–05 November 2026, bringing the global gaming, technology, finance and affiliate sectors together for four days at Fiera Roma. The flagship SiGMA event will combine its programme with AIBC, FX World and AGS to create a cross-industry forum meant to connect operators, suppliers, investors, regulators and affiliates; organisers expect more than 30,000 delegates.
What SiGMA World 2026 is assembling
The 2026 edition stitches four major conferences under a single roof: SiGMA World, AIBC, FX World and AGS. The combined agenda spans regulated gaming, artificial intelligence, blockchain, digital assets, autonomous finance and the financial markets. Attendees will be able to move across exhibition floors, conference stages and networking spaces to meet senior decision-makers from multiple verticals.
The exhibition will showcase established companies and startups. Confirmed names include XM.com, eToro, ATFX, Plus500 and Finery Markets inside FX World, while gaming, affiliate and blockchain suppliers will populate the rest of the floors. The organisers have emphasised startup activity and investor access; the format aims to give early-stage businesses routes to meetings and exposure to an international audience.
Exhibition floor and commercial opportunities
The exhibition floor is pitched as a commercial hub where attendees can discover new technologies and negotiate partnerships. The layout is intended to let delegates visit multiple sectors in a single day and compare suppliers directly. For B2B readers, the practical outcomes are predictable: cross-selling conversations, platform-to-platform integrations and investor discovery.
Key trade names confirmed for the combined event include:
XM.com
eToro
ATFX
Plus500
Finery Markets
Startups will have curated spaces and pitch opportunities designed to introduce entrepreneurs to investors and potential distribution partners.
Conference programming and the regulatory agenda
Speakers will include senior executives, founders, investors, regulators and technology specialists debating the intersections between industries. Sessions will cover the future of regulated gaming, autonomous finance, blockchain and emerging cross-border payment models.
The conference explicitly addresses the evolving global regulatory landscape. Panels are scheduled to discuss how regulation interfaces with technology-driven products and cross-border commercial models, and the programme is positioned to appeal to compliance teams as well as commercial leads. The editorial programme is structured across four stages so delegates can move from a fintech session to a gaming-regulation debate within hours.
regulatory landscape sessions will look at jurisdictional developments and how regulators approach digital assets and AI in consumer-facing products.
Keynote and thought leadership
One of the named keynote speakers is futurist and writer Brett King, who will present on autonomous banks and the changing shape of financial services in a more intelligent digital environment. The organisers have framed his appearance as part of the broader attempt to draw lines between finance, technology and entertainment.
The broader speaker roster will include corporate leaders, investors and founders with case studies and panel debates rather than product pitches. The conference aims to cultivate cross-sector conversation rather than siloed, single-market programming.
Networking, side events and business formats
Networking is an explicit part of the event model. Alongside the exhibition and stages, SiGMA World 2026 will programme receptions, dinners and structured business meetings to facilitate introductions out of the formal agenda. Those side events are where many delegates — particularly affiliates, platform vendors and investors — expect to secure meetings.
The organisers will run a portfolio of specialist gatherings and evening events to leverage Rome as an international meeting point. For commercial teams, the week is intended to extend the structured contact opportunities that the conference schedule provides.
Scale, timing and practical details
SiGMA World 2026 takes place from 02–05 November at Fiera Roma. The combined format, with four brands operating together, is presented as an opportunity for operators and suppliers seeking exposure to multiple sectors at once. The organisers expect more than 30,000 delegates to attend, a figure they use to underline the event's international reach.
Registration is now open for SiGMA World 2026. Interested delegates and exhibitors can secure places and consult the full programme via the event's registration channels. For delegates prioritising commercial outcomes, the week's mix of exhibition, stage content and organised networking is the core offer.
How the event fits industry calendars
SiGMA World markets itself as a flagship meeting point for the international gaming and emerging technology communities. By folding AIBC, FX World and AGS into the same footprint, the show aims to create a single large-scale platform where product developers, regulators, investors and commercial partners can interact.
For platform vendors and suppliers, the combined audience offers concentrated access to buyers across adjacent markets. For investors, it provides a single discovery week spanning gaming, fintech and AI. Operators and regulators will be watching the sessions that address compliance, digital assets and cross-border market access.
Registration remains open and the programme is published ahead of the November dates, giving potential attendees time to map meetings and identify stages most relevant to their business objectives.
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is SiGMA World 2026 taking place?
SiGMA World 2026 runs from 02–05 November at Fiera Roma in Rome. The combined event brings together SiGMA, AIBC, FX World and AGS across four days of exhibition, conferences and networking.
How many delegates are expected at SiGMA World 2026?
Organisers expect more than 30,000 delegates to attend SiGMA World 2026. That figure covers professionals from gaming, technology, finance, affiliates and emerging markets across the four-day programme.
Which major exhibitors are confirmed for the event?
Confirmed exhibitors in the FX World portion include XM.com, eToro, ATFX, Plus500 and Finery Markets. The wider exhibition will also host gaming, affiliate and blockchain companies alongside startup showcases.
Who are the event's headline speakers?
One named keynote speaker is futurist and writer Brett King, who will speak about autonomous banks and digital financial services. The overall programme pairs corporate executives, founders, investors and regulators across four stages.
How can I register for SiGMA World 2026?
Registration for SiGMA World 2026 is now open. Prospective attendees and exhibitors can secure places and view the full programme through the event's registration channels and published schedule.
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