Dive into code, standards, and open source frameworks with community maintainers and financial industry leads during FINOS OSFF New York Week.
These workshops are co-located with Open Source Finance Forum (OSFF) New York. Sessions are small-room technical working sessions capped at 25–35 seats per room focusing on executable evidence, AI governance, and open standards.
Target Audience: Financial engineers, cloud architects, DevOps leads, quants, risk officers, compliance leads, and desktop application developers from regulated financial institutions.
Preview new developer tooling contributed by JPMorgan and the upcoming Rune DSL Studio V9 VS Code extension. Focuses on performance, future scalability, and AI-native capabilities for CDM/DRR implementations.
Register for CDM Tooling WorkshopThe 4th OSFF working session focused on moving from "Draft" to "Published" standards. Collaboratively review progress and draft risks and mitigations directly into the Controls Catalog to eliminate manual audit friction.
Register for SDLC Controls SessionVibe-code desktop tools and use FDC3-enabled platforms to enforce real-time compliance guardrails around AI agents, putting policy rules in the execution path and attempting to break them.
Register for Governed AI / FDC3 WorkshopBuild, configure, and test managed Kubernetes against FINOS Common Cloud Controls. Turn security policies into executable evidence and find out if "vibe-coded" cloud environments are really ready for regulated finance.
Register for CCC Kubernetes WorkshopExplore how domain experts use AI copilots and FINOS Morphir to turn regulatory rules (using LCR Rule 2052A as a concrete use case) into portable, deterministic, machine-executable code.
Register for Regulation as Code WorkshopLearn to transition from static, stale architecture diagrams to machine-readable Architecture as Code using the Common Architecture Language Model (CALM). Focus on schema design, CLI validation, and AI pipeline integration.
Register for CALM WorkshopThese technical workshops are held as part of FINOS OSFF New York Week. Make sure you are also registered for the main conference to access keynotes, panel discussions, and networking with hundreds of engineering leads across financial open source.
Register for OSFF NY Main Conference ↗Laptops are strictly required for all hands-on coding sessions. Specific environment setup guides and repository links will be emailed to registered participants prior to November 3.
Room capacities are strictly capped at 25–35 seats per session to maintain direct maintainer interaction. Priority access is granted to FINOS Member organizations and regulated financial institutions.
Need to transfer your seat or have questions about prerequisite software? Email the event organizers directly at osff@finos.org.