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
The digital arms race: How community banks and credit unions can excel through innovation
During the 2019 Finastra Universe (Chicago), Jason Henrichs, of Fintech Forge and Breaking Banks podcast, discusses the digital arms race and how community banks and credit unions can excel through innovation.
Fusion Risk, Transforming regulatory burden into an opportunity for growth
Join Nitin Iyer - Senior Principal, Solutions Consulting, Risk Practice, Finastra and author of the recent white paper: Smart Services for Optimizing SME Relationships and the Bank’s Balance sheet; Paolo Brognara – Accenture; Professor Leonid Bogachev – Leeds University and Antti Korhonen from Detech.
Open and future-proof core banking
Credit unions simply can’t compete in this digital age with old technology; however, selecting a core banking vendor can be a daunting process. What do you need to look for?
State of the (Credit) Union, Part #6 - The Great Debate: Where Does Data Analytics Belong?
State of the (Credit) Union is a series of round table discussions led by credit union leaders, for credit union leaders, and hosted by Finastra. Each session covers one topic that allows you and your team to hear from peers about the latest trends in the industry.
Your Solution for CECL: Fusion CECL Analytics
This webinar dives into the specific impacts of the 2020 CECL accounting standard including loss models, existing options, and alternative technology solutions to optimize your capital and comply with CECL.
LIBOR ends 2021. Are you ready?
Across global jurisdictions, the financial services industry, working groups, and regulators are focused on efforts to choose and transition to alternative risk-free rates (RFR).