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.
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LIBOR 360: Exploring costs and best practices of the LIBOR transition
To support your transition from LIBOR, Finastra has organized this webinar with experts from Federal Home Loan Bank of New York and Opimas to enable you to gain insight into the journey ahead and plan for the transition in the most optimal way.
Freedom to focus with managed services
Take the opportunity to focus on your business priorities with managed services.
MT To MX - Perspectives from Asia on the future of payments and transitioning to ISO 20022
It’s often said that “data is the new oil” – this is as true in payments as elsewhere. The mandatory adoption of ISO 20022, recently moved to end-2022, will see the a shift from the legacy FIN MT messaging standard to the data-rich ISO MX standard.
How will virtual banks reshape the way Malaysians banks?
Malaysia recently published its virtual banking draft framework, with application anticipated to be open by mid-2020.
Canadian innovation in a post COVID-19 world
Canada’s modernization program is seen by many as one of the most comprehensive in the world in that it aims to innovate across every payment type. Payments Canada’s ambitious multi-year project involving multiple new systems and migrations between several message standards will see a new era or innovation for payments in Canada.
Leveraging banks’ payment value-added-services (VAS), openness and time-to-market with FusionFabric.cloud
In this session, our panelists, who span the Fintech landscape, will discuss the ever-evolving nature of bank-fintech partnerships, the various enablers to success from both a technology and people perspective, and if a more open ecosystem will level the playing field between large and small institutions or if the gap will continue to widen.