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Speakers & Call for Speakers

The 2026 Stage Is Open

We publish speakers only once they are contractually confirmed, so this roster is still empty by design. Applications for the 10 October 2026 programme are open now — six tracks, one online stage, a global audience.

Format

100% online, streamed worldwide

Session length

25 min talk + 10 min Q&A

Applications close

31 May 2026

Tracks we are programming

Market Structure & Price Formation

Central Banks & Official Reserves

Mining Economics & Supply

Custody, Vaulting & Settlement

Monetary History & Policy

Portfolio Construction & Wealth Preservation

What the committee looks for

  • A specific, defensible argument — not a company overview or a product pitch.
  • Evidence the audience can inspect: data, flows, filings, case studies or first-hand market experience.
  • A takeaway an allocator, treasurer or analyst can act on the next morning.
  • Comfort presenting live to camera in English, with a rehearsal call in the week before the event.
  • No recommendations of individual securities, funds or dealers from the stage.

How review works

  1. Step 1Submit

    Send the form below with a working title and abstract. Slides are not needed yet.

  2. Step 2Review

    The programme committee reads submissions in weekly batches and replies either way, usually within ten business days.

  3. Step 3Shortlist call

    Accepted proposals get a 20-minute call to sharpen the angle and fix a slot across our six published timezones.

  4. Step 4Confirmation

    Once billing and clearances are signed off, your profile and session are published here and on the schedule.

Apply to speak

One proposal per session. You may submit more than one idea — send the form again for each.

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