2026 GZERO Summit in London

Where LSEG and Eurasia Group convene global leaders to address the geopolitical forces shaping markets, economies and business.

LSEG and Eurasia Group continue to convene senior leaders from across the public and private sectors to explore the geopolitical forces shaping markets.

The next edition of this flagship series will take place on 8 October 2026 at the Baltimore Hotel in Mayfair. The Summit will bring together senior leaders from government, business, finance and policy for a day of high-level dialogue at the intersection of geopolitics, economics and markets, with discussions focused on:

  • Competitiveness and trade
  • Technology and innovation
  • Politics and governance
  • Defence and security

In a year marked by pivotal European elections and a closely watched US midterm cycle, the 2026 Summit will assess the evolving political, economic and strategic landscape, with a particular focus on the outlook for transatlantic relations, energy security and global trade.

If interested, please apply to attend by emailing rsvp@eurasiagroup.net

Why attend the 2026 GZERO Summit

Global shifts

Understand the geopolitical, economic and technological trends that will shape business decisions over the coming decade.

Executive dialogue

Join candid discussions with senior leaders from government, finance and industry on competitiveness, growth, AI and global risk.

Strategic connections

Connect with an influential network of CEOs, investors and policymakers from across Europe and beyond.

Confirmed speakers

Speakers Job title/Company
Don Robert Chair, LSEG
David Schwimmer CEO, LSEG
Ian Bremmer President and Founder, Eurasia Group and GZERO Media
Dom Barton Chairman, Rio Tinto and Strategic Counsellor, Eurasia Group
Carl Bildt Former Prime Minister of Sweden
Laurence Boone Country Head, Santander Corporate & Investment Banking
Mohamed El-Erian Chief Economic Advisor, Allianz
Jörg Kukies CEO, Morgan Stanley Europe SE
Vincent Luciani CEO, Artefact
Enrico Letta Dean, IE University and Former Prime Minister of Italy
Huw Pill Chief Economist, Bank of England
Raman Srivastava CEO, Insight Investments
Jake Sullivan Harvard Kennedy School and Former US National Security Advisor
Mariangela Zappia President, Italian Institute for International Political Studies