MoneyWeek Wealth Summit 2026 Brings Together Investors to Tackle AI, Geopolitics, and UK Budget Fallout
The MoneyWeek Wealth Summit 2026 takes place November 6 in London, themed 'The Age of Change.' The event brings together private investors and experts to discuss AI investment strategy, commodity supercycles, defense sector growth, and the impact of the UK's recent budget on bonds and taxation. Oxford professor Peter Frankopan leads a session on the shifting global order.
The MoneyWeek Wealth Summit 2026 is set for November 6 at TOGETHER, 88 Wood Street in London's Barbican district, bringing together private investors and financial experts under the theme "The Age of Change."
The event focuses on how investors can position themselves amid rapid shifts in technology, geopolitics, and fiscal policy. Sessions cover a wide range of topics, from the AI investment boom to commodity supercycles and the outlook for UK stocks.
Oxford professor Peter Frankopan opens the summit with a discussion on the new global order, examining how rising tensions between major powers are reshaping trade, investment, and security.
A live recording of the MoneyWeek podcast will analyze the UK's recent government budget, with a focus on its implications for bonds, taxation, and growth plans. Economist Julian Jessop and professionals from Capital Gearing Trust and LCH Wealth are among the participants.
Other sessions address the case for copper and uranium as commodity plays, the role of defense sector stocks in a more militarized world, and the growing use of venture capital trusts as a tax-efficient investment vehicle.
The summit also covers digital assets, including cryptocurrency and tokenization, as well as the evolution of exchange-traded funds and the strategic importance of the space sector.
Tickets are priced at 219 pounds for MoneyWeek subscribers and 299 pounds for non-subscribers. The event includes breakfast, lunch, and an evening networking reception.
The summit comes as investors in the UK and globally navigate a period of elevated interest rates, geopolitical uncertainty, and rapid change in the technology sector.
