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UK Government Joins the Party at London Fintech Week 2017

by CoreFiling | Jul 6, 2017 | Fintech

London Fintech Week is back for 2017, with a new line-up of conferences, workshops, exhibitions  and meet-ups for financial innovators. For those who haven’t attended before, London Fintech Week is a 7-day event designed to act as a hub for international...

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