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Join FINOS and the CDM community for an afternoon of presentations and discussions regarding the Common Domain Model benefits across the securities processing lifecycle.
This seminar offers a unique opportunity to connect with industry colleagues, exchange ideas, and discuss various use cases and stages of CDM implementation. Attendees will explore practical implementation approaches and engage in detailed technical sessions.
Join us for our All Community Call where the FINOS team and community will provide exciting updates on what's been happening and what's in store for the rest of 2026.
The era of accepting open source software risk as the "cost of doing business" is over. Join FINOS Gold Member Chainguard and Field CISO John Sapp on October 14 at 10:00 a.m. ET to learn how frontier AI models surface vulnerabilities faster than legacy processes can patch them. Register for the Webinar Here to secure your spot and learn how to reduce risk without disrupting business-critical systems
Shift from Diagrams to Code: Master the Common Architecture Language Model
Traditional, document-driven architecture governance can no longer keep up with modern engineering velocities.
Join us for an immersive, deeply practical workshop dedicated entirely to the Common Architecture Language Model (CALM) - one of the fastest-growing projects in FINOS history. This session is designed to get you hands-on with the core tools, schemas, and syntax of CALM. You will learn how to transition from static, stale architecture diagrams to live, machine-readable Architecture as Code (AaC) that can be versioned, validated, and integrated directly into software delivery lifecycles.
From "Vibe Coding" to Executable Compliance: Validating Cloud-Native Infrastructure
Cloud infrastructure is becoming easier than ever to build—but how do you know you can trust what you've built?
With AI and vibe coding, developers can go from a napkin sketch to a running Kubernetes environment in minutes. In financial services, deploying it is the easy part. The real challenge is verifying that your cluster meets strict regulatory, security, and governance standards before it handles production workloads.
Join lead architects Yash Gandhi (Morgan Stanley), Maxime Coquerel (RBC), and Stevie Shiells (Scott Logic) for a hands-on exploration of Managed Kubernetes using the FINOS Common Cloud Controls (CCC). You'll build, configure, and test cloud infrastructure against security requirements built specifically for financial services—turning static policies into executable evidence and discovering what can (and cannot) genuinely be verified.
Next-Generation Performance, AI-Native Tooling, and the Rune DSL Studio V9 Preview
Accelerate your Common Domain Model (CDM) and Digital Regulatory Reporting (DRR) adoption with modern developer tooling.
Working with standard data models shouldn't mean sacrificing developer velocity or battling clunky developer environments. To scale across global capital markets, CDM and DRR implementations require high-performance, developer-friendly tooling that seamlessly integrates into modern workflows.
Join Nick Moger (JPMorgan) for an exclusive hands-on preview of brand-new developer tooling recently contributed by JPMorgan. This session will explore architectural improvements focused on boosted execution performance, future scalability, and AI-native capabilities tailored for CDM and DRR deployments. Participants will also get a first look and hands-on experience with the upcoming V9 release of the Rune DSL Studio VS Code Extension—a ground-up rewrite packed with enhancements designed to streamline how developers and information architects write, model, and maintain CDM code.
Enforcing Real-Time Guardrails for Interoperable AI Agents on the Financial Desktop
AI and vibe-coding make building powerful desktop tools astonishingly fast - but how do you govern what an AI agent is actually allowed to do across your applications?
Generative AI and vibe-coding have unlocked unprecedented development speed. In financial services, these new AI tools can query sensitive databases, discover capabilities dynamically, interact with legacy front-ends, and execute trades or workflows on behalf of users. Interoperability via standards like FDC3 makes these AI applications exponentially more powerful - but it also creates significant governance, security, and compliance challenges.
Join Chris Watson and Rob Moffat for an immersive, hands-on workshop to explore the intersection of desktop interoperability and AI safety. Using FDC3-enabled platforms—including the open-source FINOS FDC3 Sail - you will build vibe-coded tools, integrate AI agents, transform policy rules into enforceable real-time guardrails, and then actively test those constraints to see if they hold under pressure.
Automating Governance: Collaborative Drafting & Risk Cataloging
Stop trading velocity for compliance. You can have both.
Following the success of our previous working sessions in Toronto and London, the Open SDLC Controls Framework working group is gathering in New York for its 4th OSFF interactive working session.
For most financial institutions, "Audit Season" remains a manual, friction-filled process of gathering screenshots and halting deployments. This workshop is designed to change that. Join industry leads Aaron Searle from Morgan Stanley, and Alex Kantor from Kosli to review recent progress, discuss the ongoing standards project, and collaboratively draft key risks and mitigations directly into the Controls Catalog.
Moving from Conversational AI to Auditable, Deterministic Computation in Regulated Industries
What if critical business logic could be captured directly from domain experts via AI, formally verified as an auditable specification, and executed deterministically across any platform without vendor lock-in?
Financial services systems are overwhelmingly defined by deep, complex business logic. In regulated institutions, critical calculations (from statutory interest rate caps to capital adequacy and liquidity metrics) demand absolute precision, auditability, and bi-temporal awareness. Generative AI makes code generation fast, but regulated environments cannot tolerate probabilistic drift, hallucinated calculations, or opaque, unverified black-box code. At the same time, relying on proprietary AI tools tied to specific cloud data platforms risks locking your bank’s core intellectual property into a single vendor's ecosystem.
Building on insights from OSFF London, this hands-on workshop demonstrates pairing conversational AI copilots with FINOS Morphir to turn human-readable domain intent into deterministic, platform-agnostic, machine-executable specifications.
Join Stephen Goldbaum (DataHub) and Attila Mihaly (Morgan Stanley) for an interactive session that bridges the gap between subject-matter experts and production runtimes. Attendees will experience an end-to-end progression: starting with intuitive, conversational rule capture using interactive agents, generating a formally verified Morphir specification, and inspecting the resulting execution flows and temporal effective dates in a visual data workbench.
