Finastra Hosts First Innovating Finance Together Summit in London

Apr 20, 2026
Finastra held its inaugural Innovating Finance Together Summit in London, gathering more than 200 financial services professionals to discuss modernization, AI, and interoperability across lending, trade, and payments.
Finastra Hosts First Innovating Finance Together Summit in London

Finastra held its inaugural Innovating Finance Together Summit in London, bringing together more than 200 financial services professionals to discuss modernization, data interoperability, and the practical use of AI across lending, trade, and payments. The event was announced in a press release.

Topics included the transition to microservices architectures in payments, greater connectivity across lending and trade ecosystems, and innovation through tokenization and private credit markets. Finastra CEO Chris Walters emphasized the importance of collaboration in driving efficiency and improving client outcomes.

The summit featured keynotes and discussions on how financial institutions can modernize operations and adopt new technologies. Following the London event, Finastra plans to host additional summits in other regions worldwide.

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