9 Best Fintech PR Agencies in London (2026)

Full disclosure: this guide is written by Joseph Tannous, founder of Jamco PR, which is one of the agencies below. We've tried to be fair about when each agency is the better choice, including when that isn't us.

London is one of the world's main fintech centres, and fintech companies there sell to banks, asset managers, merchants and enterprises that read both UK financial trade press and international business media. This list covers agencies with a real London office that state work in fintech or financial services, plus one remote option for UK fintechs selling into the US. We checked each one's own website for its office, focus and services.

Which fintech PR agency in London is best?

The best fintech PR agency in London depends on who you need to reach. For guaranteed placements on the US business publications that American buyers and investors recognise, for the company and its leaders, fast, choose Jamco PR: Business Insider, USA Today, Yahoo Finance, AP News and 35+ other outlets, the first live in as little as 24 hours. Jamco works remotely with UK companies; it has no London office.

For a finance-only marketing and communications firm with London and New York offices, Vested. For an independent London tech PR agency with fintech and analyst relations, Spreckley. For B2B fintech and regtech companies that want PR plus demand generation, CCgroup. For fintech scale-ups that want PR tied to lead generation and AI search, Hard Numbers. For finance and technology firms that want one agency across Europe, the US and Asia, Cognito. For banking, payments and digital assets across several countries, Aspectus. For corporate reputation, public policy and financial communications, Lansons. For an integrated global agency with investor relations and crisis support, FINN Partners.

The shortlist at a glance

1. Jamco PR: best for guaranteed US business placements

Jamco PR gets B2B tech companies and their executives on Business Insider, USA Today, Yahoo Finance, AP News, Benzinga, Investing.com and 35+ other publications. Placements are guaranteed and agreed before you pay: if one doesn't go live within 60 days, it's replaced with another top-tier outlet at no extra cost. The first placement can be live in as little as 24 hours, and most clients see their first article within 14 days.

Jamco is based in Tallinn, Estonia and works with London fintech companies remotely; it has no London office. Its strength is US business media for UK fintechs selling into the US, where American bank executives, enterprise buyers and investors are more likely to recognise Business Insider or Yahoo Finance than UK trade titles. That matters around a US launch, funding, partnerships and M&A. For crypto and digital asset companies, outlet acceptance is checked case by case before any placement is agreed.

Choose a London agency below instead if you want a local retainer team, UK financial and trade media relationships, support for FCA-regulated communications, or crisis cover in the UK.

2. Vested: best for a finance-only agency in London and New York

Vested describes itself as a financial marketing and communications agency that partners with brands in the finance industry. Its London office is at 82 Great Suffolk Street, and it also lists offices in New York and Iowa. Its sectors include banking, fintech, insurance, mortgage, private equity and wealth management, and its services cover public relations, executive communications, crisis communications, content, digital and social, creative and AI optimisation. It says its roots are deep in fintech, and it has a venture arm that invests in fintechs.

Good fit for fintechs and financial firms that want a specialist working in both the UK and US markets.

3. Spreckley: best for B2B fintech with analyst relations

Spreckley is an independent technology PR agency headquartered at 5-9 Hatton Wall in London. It says it has been giving a voice to its clients for 40 years and lists financial and fintech among its core markets. Its services include strategic communications, corporate reputation, media relations, analyst relations, content, crisis communications and growth marketing, and it works internationally through a network of partner agencies rather than its own overseas offices.

Good fit for B2B fintech and enterprise software companies that need both journalists and industry analysts on side.

4. CCgroup: best for B2B fintech and regtech PR plus demand generation

CCgroup, a Hoffman Agency, describes itself as a B2B technology PR and marketing consultancy, based at 207-215 Kings Cross Road in London. It says it has a deep heritage in fintech and regtech PR, and it also lists insurtech among many technology sectors. Its services run from positioning, messaging and go-to-market strategy to media and analyst relations, demand generation, SEO, social and content, plus research and measurement.

Good fit for B2B fintech, regtech and insurtech companies that want PR and pipeline-focused marketing from one team.

5. Hard Numbers: best for PR tied to lead generation and AI search

Hard Numbers is a London PR and marketing agency at 79-81 Paul Street. Fintech and financial services is one of its listed sectors, and it says it helps fintech and financial services brands build reputation, visibility and growth. Its services include media relations, broadcast PR, analyst relations, content marketing, generative engine optimisation, outsourced lead generation, paid media and account-based marketing.

Good fit for fintech scale-ups that want PR measured alongside leads, search and AI visibility.

6. Cognito: best for finance and technology firms across several countries

Cognito says it specialises in finance, technology and professional services. Its London office is at Salisbury House, London Wall, and it lists offices in New York, Amsterdam, Düsseldorf, Singapore, Hong Kong and Sydney. It lists fintech and banking among its sectors, and its services include PR and communications, reputation and crisis management, digital and social, content, creative and insights and analytics.

Good fit for fintech and banking technology firms that want one agency across Europe, the US and Asia.

7. Aspectus: best for banking, payments and digital assets internationally

Aspectus describes itself as an independent global brand, marketing and communications agency. Its London office is at 128 Southwark Street, and it lists offices including New York, Boston, Atlanta, Dubai, Singapore and Hong Kong. Its financial services sectors include fintech, banking and payments, insurance, asset management, and blockchain, digital assets and crypto, and its services run from brand and strategy to PR, digital marketing, campaigns, content and websites.

Good fit for payments, banking and digital asset firms that sell in several countries and want one agency across markets.

8. Lansons: best for corporate reputation and financial communications

Lansons describes itself as a communications and reputation management firm, part of Team Farner and centred in London and New York. Its London office is at 24a St John Street. It lists financial services and technology and fintech among its sectors, and its services include corporate advisory, financial communications, public policy, campaigning, brand and purpose, and executive coaching and media training. It calls itself a 35-year success story.

Good fit for banks, established fintechs and regulated financial firms where corporate reputation, policy and deal communications matter most.

9. FINN Partners London: best for integrated PR with investor relations

FINN Partners' London office at 168-172 Old Street is its EMEA headquarters, and its London teams list financial services among their sectors. FINN's financial services practice names fintech, payments, cryptocurrency and investment banking among the sectors it serves, and the firm offers public relations, corporate communications, crisis communications, investor relations, public affairs, content, digital and paid media.

Good fit for financial services companies that want PR, investor relations and crisis support from a large integrated agency with a US network.

Which agency fits your fintech company?

London fintech agency or a US-focused one?

A London agency is the better choice for UK financial and trade media, UK industry events, FCA-regulated communications that go through compliance review, and UK crisis cover. If your buyers, investors and regulators are mostly in the UK and Europe, start there.

UK fintechs selling into the US have a different problem. American bank executives, enterprise buyers and investors often haven't heard of UK trade titles, and US journalists rarely write about a company before it has US customers. Some London agencies have New York offices; ask how many US placements they've secured for UK fintechs in the last 6 months. Many UK fintechs keep a London agency for home-market PR and add a second partner for US business-media placements. That's the gap Jamco PR fills remotely.

How we chose these agencies

We looked for agencies with a London office listed on their own website and a stated fintech or financial services practice. We checked each one's own website for its office, focus and services, and left out details the site didn't state. We left out agencies whose London office or fintech focus we couldn't confirm on their own site at the time of writing. Jamco PR is included as a remote option and is clearly marked as having no London office.

What to ask a fintech PR agency in London before you sign

• Which fintech companies have you placed in the last 6 months, and in which UK, US and trade publications?
• Can you reach UK financial and trade media, US business media, or both?
• How do you work with our compliance team on FCA-regulated communications, and how long does sign-off add?
• Who will work on our account, and how senior are they?
• What is guaranteed, and what is only pitched?
• How will we measure results: articles published, branded search and pipeline, or activity reports?