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Open Source in Finance Forum New York 2022

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platform engineers, security engineers, compliance engineers, data engineers, cloud architects, backend developers (financial services), open source program managers, quantitative engineers

NIST OSCAL compliance as code; SBOM generation (SPDX/CycloneDX); Spark per-row enrichment pipelines; PostgreSQL CI security and encryption; Apache Pulsar streaming platform; WebAssembly in trusted execution environments; open source supply chain security; Terraform infrastructure practices; Backstage developer portals for fintech; ORT policy automation and scanning; Fineract core banking platform; matrix profile anomaly detection

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Trestle Compliance Collab Platform OS Project + NIST Compliance as Code OSCAL StandardAnca Sailer08m
Trestle is an open source tool that implements NIST OSCAL and automates continuous compliance: Excel CIS benchmarks convert to OSCAL JSON and human-editable…
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Open-Source Maturity in a 160-year-old organization: Technical and Legal hurdlesRavi Devineni33m
A 160‑year‑old financial firm uses concrete practices: inventory every repo, generate an SBOM (SPDX) per application, run dependency scanners in CI/CD (OWASP…
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Loans, Accounts, and Transactions on top of Open Source SoftwareJavier Borkenztain15m
Open source core Fineract powers loans, accounts and transactions for ~2,000 institutions in ~60 countries, exposes REST APIs and ships cloud‑ready and…
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Confidential Transactions with Zero Knowledge Proof in Trusted Execution EnvironmentsShraddha Vijay Inamdar13m
An open-source runtime compiles code to WebAssembly runtime and loads it into a CPU-backed enclave so only CPU vendor firmware must be trusted; attestation…
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Enriching the Data vs Filtering in SparkGokul Prabagaren16m
Compares two Spark patterns and shows a concrete replacement: swapping expensive in-memory inner join filtering for a per-row enrichment pipeline using left…
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Building FinTech Streaming Applications with PulsarTimothy J Spann22m
Apache Pulsar promises one unified streaming/messaging plane that handles petabytes and millions of topics with per-tenant isolation and built-in…
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PostgreSQL and DevSecOps: Ensuring database securityTim Steward38m
Argues that database security must be embedded continuously into CI/CD and gives concrete tooling and controls: Jenkins automation deploys agents, runs PSQL…
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An Open Source Architecture for Modernizing Market Risk ManagementAric Rosenbaum, Marius Bogoevici23m
Proposes an open-source, real-time event-driven backbone that moves risk from overnight batch to sub-minute evaluation using VAR and Monte Carlo (10k–100k…
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An Inside Look at Why Litigation from Patent Assertion Entities is at an All-Time HighJaime Siegel, Keith Bergelt09m
Open source attracts most of the current surge in patent assertion because it is now pervasive across industries, and investors buy patents and use litigation…
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Real-Time Data-Driven Insights in Finance with OSS Hybrid AIHugo Latapie24m
Claims a hybrid OSS system that finds events by detecting simultaneous regime changes across many series using the Matrix Profile and a symbolic layer…
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ORT: Automate your open source policy using Open Source & Inner SourceThomas Steenbergen30m
An open source compliance pipeline that runs in CI (GitHub/GitLab/Jenkins) using OSS Review Toolkit (ORT) scans code, emits SBOMs (SPDX/CycloneDX), and…
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Superman or Ironman - Can Anyone be a 10x Developer?Justin Reock49m
Argues that “10x” developers are manufactured by environment not born, citing the 1977 Coding War Games with >600 developers across 92 companies where best vs…
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OSS Documentation: The Cat's Cradle of Information FlowsElena Treshcheva14m
Describes a documentation strategy for an open source testing platform called CH2 toolkit that splits facts about the generic framework from client-specific…
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The Path to Open Source for the Traditional EnterpriseRaimon Ràfols Montané23m
A traditional insurer describes running hundreds of OSS libraries, running pilots that sometimes succeed and sometimes fail, and staging a global engineering…
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Terraform Practices - The Good, the Bad, and the UglyHila Fish41m
Covers practical, proven Terraform moves: lock provider and Terraform versions and store state in S3 with DynamoDB state locking and S3 versioning so…
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Fireside ChatGabriele Columbro, Rohan Deshpande19m
Goldman Sachs runs on open source, claiming 50,000+ open source packages in use and open‑sourced Legend (data modeling suite) in 2020 with internal and…
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How Brex Leverages Backstage for Fintech Engineering GrowthJames Russo26m
Brex scales developer onboarding and runtime ops after a 5x engineering growth (from under 100 to ~500 engineers) by adopting Backstage in 2021 and getting a…
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The JavaScript Survival Guide for Financial ServicesRobin Bender Ginn, Daniel Cousineau26m
OpenJS Foundation hosts about 40 projects including Node.js, Electron, jQuery, webpack and Jest and provides trademark, infrastructure modernization…
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Securing the npm EcosystemAbigail Cabunoc Mayes23m
GitHub describes concrete fixes: after several high‑impact hijacks response time drops from nine hours to 15 minutes, login verification OTPs roll out and 2FA…
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Loosely Coupled - Micro-Frontends And Capital One’s Contact CentersSteve Husak, Noah Mandelbaum35m
Capital One migrates a 15-year-old ASP.NET monolith into an app-shell micro-frontend platform that runs full-stack JavaScript on AWS, hosts pieces on…
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Debugging Node.js UpgradesBethany Griggs26m
Upgrading from Node 14 to 16 breaks a client because a commit (net auto destroy socket) changes socket/stream behavior: Node 14 emits an error when writing to…
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A Conversation with Discover: Career Journey with Open SourceJane Gavronsky, Angel Diaz18m
Claim: adopting open source practices inside a bank cuts time to deliver and lowers maintenance costs. Describes an internal Discover Technology Academy that…
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ElectronJS from the SourceJacob Groundwater29m
Electron warns that upgrades drive security and fixes: Chrome ships a new major every six weeks (≈600 engineers), Electron follows and releases about every 12…
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The Life and Times of a Node.js ReleaseDanielle Adams30m
Node.js maintains four supported release lines and does about 50 releases a year, with routine releases every six months and typical builds of ~100 commits but…
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Getting Energized by the Bureaucracy of Open SourceSara Chipps18m
Open source projects often start as weekend hacks and scale into production with 100,000 women taught by Girl Develop It as an example of open curriculum…
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Using your Favorite Open Source Database at Enterprise Scale in Financial ServicesJulian Moffett10m
EDB positions itself as the largest contributor to Postgres and claims enterprise customers run at scale — one estate reached 15,000 databases. Recommended…
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Looking Backwards and Forwards at CDM:...Gabriel Callsen, Amy Caruso, Ian Sloyan, David Shone19m
Common Domain Model moves into Finos after six years of industry design, expanding CDM from derivatives to bonds, repo and securities lending and modeling…
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FINOS Project Expo AnnouncementsJane Gavronsky, James McLeod05m
Event announces four FDC3 demos and a project expo where teams show working integrations: Connectify, JP Morgan, City Velocity, Ensemble + State Street…
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The State of Open Source in FinanceHilary Carter, Colin Eberhardt, Cara Delia, Penny Crosman20m
Survey of 250+ respondents finds 87% say OSS is valuable and GitHub commits from finance are up +43%. Finance adopts projects like FDC3, builds an Open Source…
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Awards CeremonyGabriele Columbro, James McLeod, Rob Moffatt26m
Desktop agents now pass FDC3 1.2 conformance with three certified providers announced: Cosaic (Finsomble), Tick42 with Glue42 Enterprise and Glue42 Core+…
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Automating Governance - Dear Security, Compliance, & Auditors We’re Sorry. Love DevOpsBill Bensing30m
Claims an automated pipeline that gets from commit to production with 100% no-human-hands, using CI-collected evidence, signed artifacts and attestations to…
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An Architecture for Universally Interoperable Open Source WalletsWenjing Chu47m
Proposes an Internet‑style, four‑layer wallet architecture that puts a minimal authenticity layer (public keys + identifiers) under a trust‑spanning layer so…
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An Open Source Approach to Driving Developer EfficiencyLee Faus45m
Company open-core instances send heartbeat data to GitLab and the talk shows concrete metrics: onboarding often takes six months to a year (~$50k per hire)…
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Fault Tolerant 24/7 Operations with Aeron ClusterTodd Montgomery34m
Aeron Cluster (built on Aeron and Aeron Archive) implements a Raft-based replicated log with snapshots and replay, showing region‑wide fault tolerance and…
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What's Community Got to Do with It? Navigating Open Source Contributions in the Financial IndustryMaria Ashby, Matt Gogerly21m
Spinnaker adoption at JP Morgan targets faster, safer releases by addressing scale and approval bottlenecks; Spinnaker is used by over 50 organizations, has…
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Introducing FDC3 Sail, "A Secure Open Source Container for an Open Source Standard"Nick Kolba, Sebastien M’Barek33m
FDC3 Sail is an open-source Electron-based desktop container that ships a full FDC3 implementation (contributed to FINOS) and proves concrete developer…
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Bridging the Gap - Connecting Multiple Desktop Agents in Your FDC3 EnvironmentTiago Pina, Aaron Haines29m
Proposes adding a Desktop Agent Bridge to FDC3 and shows an open‑source implementation called BackPlane that already runs on user machines, connects desktop…
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Open Source at Goldman SachsBella Wiseman, Vicki Chung, Priya Gupta, Kay XiongPachay, Rob Moffatt34m
Open Source Program Office launches August 2021 and grows to about eight staff in a year, standardizing contribution policies and licensing workflows, adding…
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The Benefits and Pitfalls of OSS Project Metrics: Measuring Health and Risk in Open Source CommunitiesSophia Vargas35m
Practical rundown of what to expect: concrete metrics and real pitfalls rather than high-level theory, with tools like depths.dev and OSS Insights shown as…
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High-Performance Market Data in a Cloud-Native WorldMatt Tait, Salvatore Sferrazza42m
Concrete claim: a schema-driven transcoder called market-data-transcoder (described as ffmpeg for market data) reads binary feeds like SBE/ITCH/FIX, preserves…
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The Path to Amazing Software Through Open SourceAndrew Duckett19m
An inner‑source program codifies a recommended, supported workflow called Golden pass as a repository of step-by-step tutorial guides that list every form…
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How Digital Public Goods Are Bringing the $10 Trillion Informal Economy Into the Digital Payments LoopPaula Hunter43m
Open source payment plumbing Mojaloop brings interoperable instant payments to 1.4 billion unbanked people and a $10 trillion informal economy by knitting…
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Trends in Enterprise Open SourceMisty Decker, Len Santalucia, Kim Alex, John Mertic35m
Panel claims enterprises treat hybrid stacks as a competitive advantage, not a cost, and offers concrete moves: create a modernization working group with an…
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Real Life Use Cases for FDC3 2.0Michael Lynch, Leslie Spiro36m
Shows FDC3 2.0 used live: Symphony, Glue42 and SingleTrack connect via FDC3 2.0 intents and richer data contexts so a market-color message on Symphony launches…
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Bringing Blockchain-Backed Provenance to Financial ServicesCsilla Zsigri, Duncan Johnson-Watt19m
A blockchain-backed provenance product called Chronicle records and queries immutable life‑stories of assets using a domain YAML mapped to the W3C PROV‑O…
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Open Source Powered Real-Time Fraud Analysis in a Hybrid Cloud EnvironmentYichong Yu, Krishna Ratakonda35m
Demonstrates a pipeline that trains LSTM/Gru models in TensorFlow on Cloud Pak/Watson Studio using open source sample data, converts models with a…
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Musical Charts: Using OSS to Make Data Visualizations Accessible to Visually Impaired UsersJulianna Langston21m
An open source JavaScript library called Chart2Music converts chart data into interactive sonification with four or five lines of code, syncing with existing…
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Building a Secure Open Source Project on GitHubPhilip Holleran27m
Shows concrete steps: enable Dependabot to open PRs that bump to the lowest secure version (users patch 13 days faster), run CodeQL code scanning in GitHub…
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Proactive and Polymorphic Adaptation of Multi-Cloud DeploymentsKatarzyna Materka23m
An open-source framework called Melodic models applications in a camel modeling language, computes a flexible utility function, and uses a solver to pick and…
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From Builds & CI to Security Testing in a Single PRSarah Khalife35m
Shows how a GitHub Actions pipeline builds containers, runs Trivy image scans, uses CodeQL for data‑flow code analysis, runs tfsec on Terraform, and triggers a…
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Open Source Supply Chain Threat Landscape - A Moving TargetBrian Fox31m
Sonatype runs Maven Central and observes enormous scale — Maven Central (≈700 billion downloads/year) — which exposes three attack phases: longstanding bugs…
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Perspective in 3DAndrew Stein28m
Perspective’s expression language is repurposed to implement vector math and a ray tracer inside a columnar engine using expertTK and plain table rows. It…
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Broader Adoption of FINOS Projects, Case Studies - Charming Legend and WaltzSrikrishna Sharma27m
Shows how Juju deploy finos/legend bundle and Charmed Operators cut a real installation from two to three weeks to about 3 minutes, including MongoDB startup…
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The Current State of DEI and Path ForwardJevon Beckles, Chitra Hota, Nick Fuller, Rita Chaturvedi31m
Panel reports concrete measures and results: recruitment expands beyond alma maters to conferences and high schools, the Taulbee report shows low single‑digit…
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Implementing CDM : How is it Done, Why is it so Beneficial to Financial Markets Infrastructure?Jon Nance, Dianne O'Boyle, Sunil Challa, Eleonora Acuna39m
CDM is being used as a state‑transition processing standard, not just a message format: implementers serialize the model as JSON/Protobuf, call…
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Looking Backwards and Forwards at CDM:...Gabriel Callsen, Amy Caruso, Ian Sloyan, David Shone28m
Common Domain Model is now CDM open-sourced at FINOS and already underpins a production project, the Digital Regulatory Reporting (DRR) live in production used…
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Why Open Source Technology Is Critical to Widespread Adoption of CBDCs and Other Digital CurrenciesJennifer Peve, Dominic Paolino28m
DTCC runs a pilot with the Digital Dollar Project using Hyperledger components and Project Hamilton code, involving nine participating banks and two simulated…
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Morphir Integration with ScalaDamian Reeves, Stephen Goldbaum33m
Morphir becomes a portable, strongly typed IR that stores logic-as-data so the same business rules compile to TypeScript, Scala, JSON Schema or run in a JVM…
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Rethinking Risk, Governance, and Compliance Applying AutomationMichael Edenzon22m
Argues that release authorization becomes objective by capturing signed SDLC attestations, using Sigstore, in-toto/SLSA provenance and Open Policy Agent for…
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Modernize Regulatory Reporting: Get Ready for T+1 SettlementEphrim Stanley, Ashley Trainor, Antoine Amend, Stephen Goldbaum24m
Regulators set T+1 for September 3, 2024 and DTCC estimates margin calls drop ~40%, so the panel shows a concrete pipeline: Morphir-generated Spark code…
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Delivering an Industry Implementation of the CFTC Rewrite using Rosetta and the CDM: A Production Use-caseLeo Labeis29m
An industry implementation of the CFTC Rewrite uses the CDM and Rosetta DSL to digitize 175 report fields spread across ~230 pages, cutting implementation cost…
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Demonstration of FINRA’s Machine-Readable Rulebook InitiativeAfshin Atabaki, Alex Khachaturian, Anadi Rastogi34m
FINRA launches a prototype machine‑readable rulebook that pairs a manually built regulatory taxonomy with a web search UI and a consumable rulebook API so…
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Exploring Open Reg Tech with the LCRStephen Goldbaum30m
FINOS demonstrates the US Liquidity Coverage Ratio implemented as executable business logic using the Morpher data format so the spec, datasets and…
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Keynote: Welcome & Opening RemarksGabriele Columbro, Dov B. Katz, Rob Moffatt30m
Conference organizers announce concrete community metrics and tools: 66 members, 50 projects, a public open source maturity model and survey, and a claim that…
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