How to get your fintech startup covered by FinTech Global
TL;DR
FinTech Global is a London-based fintech media and research brand that publishes daily news, runs sector rankings such as the RegTech100 and WealthTech100, and hosts industry summits. The site lists no fee for news coverage, and the RegTech100 page states there is no charge to be included in its research. It suits B2B fintech startups with a fresh round or a bank or insurer as a customer.
What is FinTech Global?
FinTech Global describes itself as a provider of FinTech information services, B2B media products and industry events. Its news desk covers funding rounds, acquisitions, partnerships and product launches across RegTech (regulatory technology for compliance and reporting), WealthTech, InsurTech, AI in finance, ESG and cybersecurity. Its office is at 1 Poultry in London.
Next to the news, FinTech Global publishes:
- FinTech Rankings: the AIFinTech100, CyberTech100, ESGFinTech100, InsurTech100, RegTech100 and WealthTech100, plus the FinCrimeTech50, picked by an advisory board and analysts.
- Market maps for ESG FinTech, WealthTech and financial crime technology.
- Events such as the Global RegTech Summit, the Global WealthTech Summit and the AML & FinCrime Tech Forum, in Europe and the USA.
Who should submit to FinTech Global?
Good fit:
- Fintech startups that just closed a funding round. Its editorial mission names capital raising as the main focus of the news coverage.
- B2B startups selling RegTech, WealthTech, InsurTech, AI, ESG or security tools to financial firms.
- Founders announcing an acquisition, partnership or product launch with a named customer or partner.
Skip it:
- If you run a consumer app with no financial services angle.
- If you are pre-launch, with no round, customer or partner to announce yet.
How much does FinTech Global cost?
The RegTech100 page says it plainly: "There is no charge to be included in the research study." FinTech Global publishes no fee for editorial news coverage either. Paid options sit on its marketing site: content promotion, paid contributions to group features and ad placement, with prices only on request.
How do you submit your startup to FinTech Global?
- Send your news. FinTech Global lists one address on its contact page: info@fintech.global. Put the round size, lead investor and date in the subject line and attach the press release.
- Nominate your company for a ranking. Open the list that fits your niche, such as the RegTech100, and use the Nominate a company form. The RegTech100 form asks for company name, contact name, contact email and up to 250 words on why financial firms need to know about you.
- Complete the research step. Nominees answer interviews and surveys, then the advisory board picks the 100. Nominations for the 2027 RegTech100 closed on 9 October 2026, with winners announced on 9 December, so watch the page for the next window.
Tips to get more out of FinTech Global
- Lead with numbers. The ranking criteria score growth in capital raised, revenue and customer traction.
- Name a bank or insurer customer when you are allowed to. The criteria also ask how important it is for executives in finance to know about your company.
- Pick one list, the one your buyers read, and write one focused nomination.
- Send funding news on announcement day.
- Read the newsletter for two weeks before you pitch to see which stories run.
Our verdict
FinTech Global is a strong fit for B2B fintech founders with a fresh round or a named financial customer, and a place on one of its 100 lists gives your sales deck a credible third-party mention. Consumer apps and very early teams should wait until they have real news.
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