Compliant Financial Infrastructure & Eddie Knight – Managing Consultant, Synechron
In this episode of the of the podcast, James McLeod, FINOS Director of Community sits down with Eddie Knight, Managing Consultant at Synechron, and one of the leads on the FINOS Compliant Financial Infrastructure (CFI) Project. Eddie recently spoke at our Open Source in Finance Meetup in New York a couple of weeks ago. We talk about some of his developer and contributor journey, Synechron's role in open source, and the CFI project as well.
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Compliant Financial Infrastructure & Eddie Knight – Managing Consultant, Synechron
In this episode of the of the podcast, James McLeod, FINOS Director of Community sits down with Eddie Knight, Managing Consultant at Synechron, and one of the leads on the FINOS Compliant Financial Infrastructure (CFI) Project. Eddie recently spoke at our Open Source in Finance Meetup in New York a couple of weeks ago. We talk about some of his developer and contributor journey, Synechron's role in open source, and the CFI project as well.
15 Years+ Open Source Conferences – Todd Lewis, All Things Open & Open Source 101 Conferences
Sit down with Todd Lewis of All Things Open and Open Source 101 conferences.
FINOS March 2 2023 Debrief
Click to listen to our monthly debrief episode for March 2023
OS in Finance 101: Open Source Developers, Contributors, and Maintainers – Eddie Knight, Sonatype and Colin Griffin, Krumware
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FINOS February 1 2023 Debrief
In this episode of the podcast, we return to our FINOS Debrief episodes (now monthly) that wrap up the past month in the FINOS Ecosystem - and look forward to the next month and beyond.
FINOS November 30 2022 Debrief
In this episode of the podcast, we return to our FINOS Debrief episodes (now monthly) that wrap up the past month in the FINOS Ecosystem - and look forward to the next month and beyond.Newsletter: https://www.finos.org/newsletter
OS in Finance 101: Empathy, John Mark Walker, Fannie Mae
In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with John Mark Walker, Director of Open Source Program Office (OSPO) at Fannie Mae. We discuss John Mark's journey and experience with open source. We talk open source communities, ecosystems, and the importance of empathy. We hope you enjoy!
Journeys Through Open Source in Financial Services: Kim Prado, CIO Capital Markets, Bank of Montreal (BMO)
In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with Kim Prado of Bank of Montreal (BMO). She is the CIO, US Capital Markets, I&CB and Office of the COO. Additionally, Kim serves as the Chair of the Governing Board of FINOS. We discuss Kim's journey to these positions, as well as her journey through open source, and the value she's seen grow as an executive in financial services. We hope you enjoy!
Journeys Through Open Source in Financial Services: Steven Hawkins, Head of DevOps Transformation, ClearBank
In this episode of the podcast, Grizz Griswold sits down with Steven Hawkins Head of DevOps Transformation at Clearbank. They talk about opportunities and challenges in open source for fintechs, paytechs and challenger banks.
FINOS Debrief 27 October 2022 + Q4 All Community Call
In this episode of the podcast, we return to our FINOS Debrief episodes (now monthly) that wrap up the past month in the FINOS Ecosystem - and look forward to the next month and beyond. We've also added the FINOS Q4 All Community Call audio at the end of the debrief so you can hear from the FINOS team, and then our open source project maintainers on the work they are doing / updates to our projects.
OS in Finance 101: DEI as a Differentiator in Open Source and Finance – Monica Sasso, Red Hat
In this episode of the podcast, Grizz Griswold sits down with Monica Sasso, EMEA Financial Services Chief Technologist at Red Hat. They talk about DEI as a differentiator in open source and finance, the recent Tech Gateway FINOS event and Monica's journey through finance and open source.
FINOS Debrief 28 September 2022
In this episode of the podcast, we return to our FINOS Debrief episodes (now monthly) that wrap up the past month in the FINOS Ecosystem - and look forward to the next month and beyond.
Financial Regulation Innovation – Setting the Scene for the Rest of 2022 – Jennifer Lassiter, Anna Wallace, Francesca Hopwood Road, Jane Gavronsky
In this first part of a two part series, we highlight financial regulation - what some might consider a dry subject, but FSI can't get get by without it. This first podcast is taken from a keynote panel from OSFF (Open Source in Finance Forum) from London '22. There are a lot of exciting things we're working on the FINOS Regulation Innovation Special Interest Group (SIG), and this panel discussion helps set the stage for where we believe financial regulation stands today, where we think it is going, and then will set us up for some work / announcements that will be coming out in December '22 around Reg, that you can get involved in now: https://www.finos.org/open-regtech
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In this episode of the of the podcast, James McLeod, FINOS Director of Community sits down with Eddie Knight, Managing Consultant at Synechron, and one of the leads on the FINOS Compliant Financial Infrastructure (CFI) Project. Eddie recently spoke at our Open Source in Finance Meetup in New York a couple of weeks ago. We talk about some of his developer and contributor journey, Synechron's role in open source, and the CFI project as well.
Sit down with Todd Lewis of All Things Open and Open Source 101 conferences.
Listen to this episode of our OS in Finance 101
In this episode of the podcast, we return to our FINOS Debrief episodes (now monthly) that wrap up the past month in the FINOS Ecosystem - and look forward to the next month and beyond.
In this episode of the podcast, we return to our FINOS Debrief episodes (now monthly) that wrap up the past month in the FINOS Ecosystem - and look forward to the next month and beyond.Newsletter: https://www.finos.org/newsletter
In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with John Mark Walker, Director of Open Source Program Office (OSPO) at Fannie Mae. We discuss John Mark's journey and experience with open source. We talk open source communities, ecosystems, and the importance of empathy. We hope you enjoy!
In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with Kim Prado of Bank of Montreal (BMO). She is the CIO, US Capital Markets, I&CB and Office of the COO. Additionally, Kim serves as the Chair of the Governing Board of FINOS. We discuss Kim's journey to these positions, as well as her journey through open source, and the value she's seen grow as an executive in financial services. We hope you enjoy!
In this episode of the podcast, Grizz Griswold sits down with Steven Hawkins Head of DevOps Transformation at Clearbank. They talk about opportunities and challenges in open source for fintechs, paytechs and challenger banks.
In this episode of the podcast, we return to our FINOS Debrief episodes (now monthly) that wrap up the past month in the FINOS Ecosystem - and look forward to the next month and beyond. We've also added the FINOS Q4 All Community Call audio at the end of the debrief so you can hear from the FINOS team, and then our open source project maintainers on the work they are doing / updates to our projects.
In this episode of the podcast, Grizz Griswold sits down with Monica Sasso, EMEA Financial Services Chief Technologist at Red Hat. They talk about DEI as a differentiator in open source and finance, the recent Tech Gateway FINOS event and Monica's journey through finance and open source.
In this episode of the podcast, we return to our FINOS Debrief episodes (now monthly) that wrap up the past month in the FINOS Ecosystem - and look forward to the next month and beyond.
In this first part of a two part series, we highlight financial regulation - what some might consider a dry subject, but FSI can't get get by without it. This first podcast is taken from a keynote panel from OSFF (Open Source in Finance Forum) from London '22. There are a lot of exciting things we're working on the FINOS Regulation Innovation Special Interest Group (SIG), and this panel discussion helps set the stage for where we believe financial regulation stands today, where we think it is going, and then will set us up for some work / announcements that will be coming out in December '22 around Reg, that you can get involved in now: https://www.finos.org/open-regtech