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

In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with Cara Delia of Red Hat. She is a Principal Community Architect in the FSI (Financial Services Industry) and Sustainability Sectors. This is an Open Source in Finance 101 topic: How to get non-technical contributors to contribute to your open source project. We hope you enjoy!

In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with Chris Howard, Lead Open Source Program Manager at EPAM and discuss how open source can play a key role in attracting and retaining talented developers, engineers, technologists, and even technologists in financial services. Chris spoke about this topic at the July 22 version of the Open Source in Finance Forum in London, and we do a deeper dive in this podcast.

In this special episode of the podcast, we sit down with Leslie Hawthorn who is a senior manager for vertical community strategy at Red Hat (and a long time friend in the open source world. We leverage her extensive conference speaker knowledge for this "how to" for first time conference speakers. We talk about ideation, planning, psychology, and just getting through the presentation as a way to help folks that have thought about giving a talk about something they care and know about, but have reservations about doing that in front of 10, 100, or 1000 people.

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.

The Q3 All Community Call gave updates on the recent FINOS Governing Board Meeting, key takeaways from the Open Source Finance Forum London and much more.

The Q3 All Community Call gave updates on the recent FINOS Governing Board Meeting, key takeaways from the Open Source Finance Forum London and much more.

Q2 All Community Call

FINOS this year has had some incredible growth, in members, projects, and community participation. The FINOS Q1 2022 All Community Call gave the team and our project leads the opportunity to talk about accomplishments from Q4 2021, and a preview into what is around the corner for the rest of 2022.

FINOS this year has had some incredible growth, in members, projects, and community participation. The FINOS Q1 2022 All Community Call gave the team and our project leads the opportunity to talk about accomplishments from Q4 2021, and a preview into what is around the corner for the rest of 2022.

FINOS this year has had some incredible growth, in members, projects, and community participation. The FINOS Q3 2021 All Community Call on 21 July 21 gave the team and our project leads the opportunity to talk about accomplishments from quarter two, and give a preview into what is around the corner for the rest of 2021.

FINOS this year has had some incredible growth, in members, projects, and community participation. The FINOS Q3 2021 All Community Call on 21 July 21 gave the team and our project leads the opportunity to talk about accomplishments from quarter two, and give a preview into what is around the corner for the rest of 2021.