At Finastra, we are energized by connecting with our customers, partners, and thought leaders in the communities in which we work and live.
You can find and meet us at various financial industry tradeshows, conferences and events around the globe, where we would love to engage with you to understand how our solutions can help you achieve your goals.
Learn more about upcoming events and catch up on any you may have missed.
All Upcoming Events
Past Events
Drawing the roadmap for digital treasury in banking
Finastra hosted an executive virtual boardroom, "Drawing the roadmap for Digital Treasury", bringing together C-Level Senior level Treasury officials as well as Technology executives for an industry dialogue to discuss, share ideas and agree on what the future of treasury looks like in the MEA Region.
Join us at Sibos 2021
Meet with Finastra's experts in payments, corporate banking, financial messaging, treasury, capital markets and technology, to discover how you can innovate quickly and unlock new opportunities.
Unlocking the value of BaaS and contextual finance in wholesale banking
Embedded finance is moving into wholesale banking, blurring boundaries while creating entirely new markets. Join our panel of BaaS industry leaders, as we discuss how FX, payments, cash management, lending marketplaces, and all “as-a-service” offerings have transformative potential.
Fast-track onboarding and document verification in commercial lending
Discover the positive impacts of digitalization for both clients and lenders. Find out how critical document gathering and loan requests creation can be accelerated through a demonstration of AIO - Verified Business Identity.
CUBG National Business Services Conference
CU Business Group’s power-packed national conference brings credit union professionals together for valuable commercial services education, top-of-the-line products and services, and networking opportunities, and once again – we’re bringing the event straight to your computer!
Strengthening minority-owned business with lending technology
More than half of African American and Latin owned businesses will need financial assistance to survive the economic effects of the pandemic, according to a study conducted by the Global Strategy Group for Color of Change and UNIDOSUS. Unfortunately, government programs designed to provide relief were ineffective for many business owners of color.