The event will host over 50 renowned speakers and live traders, including Harshubh Tech Director Harshubh Shah; Marathon Trends Advisory CEO Atul Suri, First Global Founder & CMD Devina Mehra, Turtle Wealth CEO & Portfolio Manager Rohan Mehta, Market Wizard Founder Adib Noorani, Multyfi COO Darshan Rathod and QCAlpha Founder & CEO Tanmay Kurtkoti.
Among the key highlights of the two-day event will be live trading sessions, including India’s first-ever live commodity trading session at IOC70+ exhibitors across fintech solutions, trading platforms, analytics tools, education, global markets and financial services
There will be dedicated exhibition, conference and networking zones spread across two immersive days.
IOC 7.0 is backed by leading market institutions and ecosystem partners that include The Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India (MSEI) as the title partner; Multi Trades of Tech as platinum partner; NSE, BSE, MCX and NCDEX as exchange partners. ICCL, CDSL, Symphony Fintech, Comtel India, Malkan’s View and SGCCI are other supporters for the event.
The event will also see strong nationwide participation from non-metro and emerging trading hubs.
The IOC 6.0 edition witnessed over 20,000 registrations, earning a Guinness World Record for the largest Financial Investment Lesson.Commenting on the upcoming edition, Jainam Broking’s Managing Director and Chairman Milan Parikh said that IOC was envisioned as a learning-led initiative and has evolved into a national platform that mirrors the growth and maturity of India’s trading community over the years.
“As markets, technologies and participation evolve, so must the way traders learn and engage. IOC 7.0 is designed to help participants move beyond knowledge to transformation, enabling them to adapt, collaborate and evolve with confidence in a dynamic market environment,” Parikh said.
It was first launched in 2020 with 1,500 attendees.
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