Coverage of the alliance — from the intent to form, through the bank-validated pilot, to the operational alliance — plus videos, shorts, and a short history of how we got here.
What the industry press is saying about OSERA — most recent coverage first.
Explainers and shorts on why OSERA exists and how the model works — from the FINOS YouTube channel.







More on the way — subscribe to FINOS on YouTube for new OSERA videos and shorts.
FINOS institutions recognise they each pay, independently, to keep the same open source dependencies alive — forking, patching or buying support for identical CVEs.
Spearheaded by Moderne, the effort is brought to the FINOS community — in the open, not as a product — and a formation group convenes to design a mutualised, openly-governed model.
A working pipeline ships: critical Java lines maintained as backpatch releases and validated end-to-end by participating banks.
The Linux Foundation launches Akrites - the upstream security response and maintenance layer for critical open source. Read the Linux Foundation announcement.
FINOS announces the intent to form OSERA with support from Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Moderne, Morgan Stanley, RBC, Sonatype, and TD Bank Group. Read the OSERA announcement.
OSERA becomes operational: Citi, Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley, NatWest and RBC sign as founding Premier members, the first Governing Board convenes, and the Remediation Standards working group is ratified.
Financial institutions fund and govern the alliance. Tech vendors join the working groups through FINOS. And because every line is open source, anyone can build it themselves.