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Plus500 Canada Joins FAMF 2026 as Sponsor

VANCOUVER, BC, September 23, 2026 — The Forum de marketing d'affiliation financière (FAMF), co-hosted by Fintel Connect, is pleased to announce Plus500 Canada as a sponsor of FAMF 2026, taking place October 6, 2026, at The Quay in Toronto.

The sponsorship comes as Plus500 expands its presence in the Canadian market. Part of the global, publicly listed Plus500 Group, serving millions of customers across more than 60 countries, Plus500 Canada launched its award-winning, localized trading platform earlier this year, extending the Group’s international footprint into the Canadian market.

Plus500 joins a growing group of financial institutions, fintechs, publishers, technology companies, and industry leaders participating in the second annual FAMF. The event brings the financial affiliate marketing industry together for a day of practical discussion on customer acquisition, partnerships, AI-driven discovery, performance measurement, and the evolving role of affiliates in financial services.

“Plus500 is a strong addition to this year’s FAMF, bringing both a global perspective and a fresh presence in the Canadian market,” said Jason Steele, Founder of FAMF and CardCon. “FAMF is about bringing together companies and leaders who are actively shaping how financial products are marketed, discovered, and distributed, and Plus500 adds an important voice to that conversation.”

Attendees will also have the opportunity to meet David Kahana, CEO of Plus500 Canada, and members of the Plus500 Canada team during the event.

FAMF 2026 will bring together leaders from organizations including Google, KOHO, IBM, Money Group, NerdWallet, RBC, Tangerine, and more, alongside affiliates, publishers, agencies, fintechs, and financial institutions from across North America.

Now in its second year, FAMF was created to address the distinct opportunities and challenges facing affiliate and performance marketing within financial services. Its curated format is designed to keep conversations practical and focused while giving attendees direct access to the people building, managing, and scaling financial marketing programs.

Event details

  • Date : 6 octobre 2026
  • Le temps : 8h30 – 18h00 HE
  • Lieu : Le Quai
  • Lieu : 100 Queens Quay E, Toronto

Attendance is intentionally limited to maintain FAMF’s focused networking and discussion format, and interested attendees are encouraged to register ahead of the event.

Registration is open now. To secure your place at FAMF 2026 or learn more about the event, visit www.FAMF.fr.

About Plus500

Plus500 is a global, publicly listed multi-asset fintech group providing technology-based trading platforms to customers around the world. The company has expanded its operations into Canada with a localized trading platform designed for the Canadian market.

À propos de Fintel Connect

Fintel Connect is the leading all-in-one affiliate marketing platform, network, and agency exclusively for financial services. The company drives scalable net new growth for the modern bank, credit union, fintech, and insurer through its specialized tools, expert support, and deep experience in regulated environments. Fintel Connect proudly partners with thousands of targeted high-quality traffic sources and powers the affiliate programs of 100+ leading financial institutions, including Grasshopper, Scotiabank, and BMO.

À propos du forum de marketing d'affiliation financière

Les Forum de marketing d'affiliation financière (FAMF) is Canada’s premier gathering for performance-driven marketers in the financial sector. Founded and managed by Jason Steele, creator of CardCon, in partnership with Fintel Connect, FAMF brings together financial institutions, fintechs, affiliates, publishers, agencies, and industry leaders for a day of strategic discussion, practical insights, and networking. Its program focuses on the issues shaping financial affiliate marketing and customer acquisition, with an emphasis on real-world application and measurable outcomes.

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