British pub quiz regulars will soon encounter a new topic on their weekly answer sheets as Robinhood moves to bring financial education into one of the UK’s most familiar social settings.

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The trading platform announced on Thursday that it is launching a nationwide series of finance-themed quiz nights in November, aiming to spark public interest in money and investing. This November, the trading app is targeting more than 100 pub quizzes across England.

Robinhood Brings Money Talk to the Pub Floor

Robinhood partnered with quiz operators Question One and Quiz Live to integrate a dedicated round covering everything from pop culture references to basic investment facts. The questions tie together fictional icons, historical empires, and market benchmarks such as the FTSE 100.

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Teams from London to Liverpool and Wolverhampton to Hull will encounter light financial prompts amid familiar rounds. The aim is to encourage people to engage with financial concepts in a casual and social setting.

The quiz nights form part of Robinhood’s broader effort to expand its UK presence and make financial education more relatable. The company said it will analyze anonymous quiz data at the end of the campaign to see where participants show strong understanding and where gaps remain.

The project aims to introduce simple financial topics without jargon or technical barriers. By using an informal environment rather than an educational one, Robinhood places financial learning where people already gather.

Where the Quiz Nights Will Run

Quiz nights will take place at pubs across the UK, with venues stretching from Preston, Wolverhampton and Hull in the north to London, Milton Keynes, Cambridge and Windsor in the south.

The list includes long-established local pubs as well as city venues with strong quiz followings. The events will be organised and hosted by Question One and Quiz Live. Robinhood staff are not expected to attend. Robinhood’s campaign underscores its strategy to connect with UK audiences in more informal, culturally embedded ways.

While the effort includes no promotional rewards, it gives the company a way to gauge public familiarity with financial concepts and observe how people interact with investing topics outside traditional channels.

Source: Finance Magnates