The fifth edition will bring together more than 120 exhibitors and 100 speakers to discuss India’s evolving investment and financial technology landscape
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Mumbai is set to host the fifth edition of Money Expo India on 29 and 30 August, with more than 1,000 NRI investors expected to attend the financial markets event at the Jio World Convention Centre.
The expo comes as India’s investment landscape continues to expand, driven by greater digital participation, a growing investor base and rapid developments in financial technology. The National Stock Exchange reported 130 million unique registered investors as of April 2026.
The two-day event will feature more than 120 exhibitors and 100 speakers from across the trading, investment and financial services sectors. Discussions will focus on changing investor behaviour, international participation in Indian markets and the growing role of technology in trading and financial services.
The conference will also examine how digital platforms are changing access to markets and how brokers and other financial institutions are adapting to increasingly technology-driven and geographically diverse clients.
Other areas on the agenda include fintech, digital payments, blockchain and emerging financial technologies. The exhibition will feature companies and services spanning online trading, stock markets, brokerage, banking, mutual funds, exchange-traded funds and payments.
The event is also expected to provide NRI investors with greater insight into developments in India’s financial ecosystem and the services available to overseas participants
Money Expo India has expanded over five editions alongside the growth of India’s financial markets. Organisers said the 2026 edition will combine industry discussions with networking opportunities and an exhibition aimed at connecting market participants and financial businesses.
The expo is an informational and networking event rather than a source of investment or trading advice. Organisers have also cautioned that some products and services displayed may be available only to NRIs and not to Indian residents.
