FINOS is proud to celebrate the success of Waltz, a project originally contributed by Deutsche Bank, in winning the OpenUK Finance Award at The House of Lords, London on November 30th 2022. This prestigious OpenUK Award recognizes outstanding contributions to the field of open source technology in finance where Waltz is the well deserving and worthy recipient.
We wanted to thank our FINOS Community for their interest in the NYC version of the Open Source in Finance Forum, either in person, for the keynote livestream, or by reading our thousands of emails.
As advertised, this year's NY conference broke records in registration and attendance, so thank you to our speakers, our sponsors, and all of our attendees!
View the on-demand videos here.
Here's an overview of the announcements in the FINOS ecosystem that came out before and during conference:
During our recent Open Source in Finance Forum, we had the opportunity to recognize many of the incredible individuals and companies making significant contributions and creating a positive impact in open source in financial services. We're extremely grateful for all of their work, along with so many others, and want to give them another shout out in this post!
At this year's Open Source in Finance Forum, New York we are showcasing how FINOS projects and open source contributions are powering business solutions across our community. An amazing way to expand the "business" understanding of the FINOS landscape and build new connections through our projects.
Open Source in Finance Forum is the only conference dedicated to driving collaboration and innovation in financial services through open source software and standards.
Our keynote lineup bring together experts across financial services, technology, and open source to engage our community in stimulating and thought-provoking conversations about how to best (and safely) leverage open source software to solve industry challenges.
In fintech, efficiency is one of the main goals. One key in increasing efficiency is open source technologies. The Regulation track at OSFF shows how open source is used in building standards and interoperability. Learn how financial institutions can create standards, increase transparency, increase automation, and more by using open source for regulation!
