The Common Domain Model (CDM) is a standardized, machine-readable, and machine-executable model that represents financial products, trades in those products, and the lifecycle events of those trades.
Development of the Common Domain Model in the financial industry promotes transparency, efficiency, and innovation, and can bring significant benefits to market participants and regulators.
Explore key Common Domain Model (CDM) resources including documentation, GitHub repositories, videos, and more to help you understand, implement, and contribute to the project.
Post-trade systems increasingly need standard, interoperable ways to represent trades, events, and workflow steps. FINOS CDM provides that common model, but applying it in Java takes hands-on practice beyond reading the specification. This workshop builds that practice by connecting CDM, FpML, and Java in a working project.
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Nov 2
Monday, New York
Hands-on: live code, builds, and how CDM changes flow into DRR. Free to attend.
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Tuesday, 9:00 AM–12:00 PM ET
A hands-on OSFF workshop with the new Rune DSL Studio extension. Bring a laptop.
RegisterNov 3
Tuesday, 2:00–5:00 PM ET
Turn regulatory rules into machine-executable code with AI copilots and FINOS Morphir.
RegisterNov 4–5
Convene Brookfield Place, NYC
Six CDM talks and a CDM project table to meet the maintainers. Code TWAFOSFFNY20 saves 20%.
See the CDM sessionsNov 18
Wednesday, live online
A one-day course with TradeHeader that turns CDM into working Java code.
EnrollNov 26
Thursday, London
Includes a session on DRR and common data models for securities finance reporting.
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Open to everyone
Help shape the model in the steering, contribution review and asset-class groups.
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Read about CDM 7.0, a major production release that brings together more than 130 upgrades from the past year. Highlights include functional ingestion mappings for FpML-to-CDM, the first components of the Smart Contracts Framework, and an expanded Legal Agreement model.