Morphir is an open source framework that captures business logic as data, enabling teams to model, share, and execute domain knowledge across platforms and languages. Originally developed at Morgan Stanley and contributed to FINOS, Morphir bridges the gap between business and engineering with a technology-agnostic approach that supports transparency, reusability, and automation.
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This video explores how Morphir integrates with Scala to enable seamless translation of business logic into scalable, type-safe applications. With Damian Reeve from Capital One & Stephen Goldbaum from Morgan Stanley.
A team from Morgan Stanley, RBC Capital Markets, Capital One, and Cit demonstrates how Morphir is used to model and execute Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) calculations, showcasing the power of transparent, reusable business logic created during a FINOS Open Source in Finance Hackathon.
Stephen Goldbaum is Executive Director, Morgan Stanley and Co-Founder of Morphir and a senior, experienced and respected technologist, a global leader in Engineering and Architecture working at Morgan Stanley since 2010. Stephen gives us an introduction to what Morphir is.
The Morphir Factsheet, produced by Morgan Stanley and contributed to FINOS, provides a high-level overview of Morphir’s goals, architecture, and benefits for modeling and managing business logic across platforms.
