Join metaphacts at FinArch Week 2026!

We are excited to announce that metaphacts is sponsoring FinArch Week 2026 (14. Konferenz Finanzarchitektur & Datenmanagement in Banken) in Bad Nauheim!

As the financial sector evolves beyond simple data storage, banks require deep business context to power the next generation of Enterprise AI Systems. At FinArch Week, we will demonstrate how a Semantic Layer acts as the critical Knowledge Intelligence Layer that injects meaning into your structured data, turning silos into actionable enterprise knowledge.

Connecting with the metaphacts team at FinArch 2026

On-site booth

Visit our booth to discover how metaphactory helps financial institutions democratize knowledge and decentralize data management while maintaining a single source of truth. Explore how our semantic layer transforms fragmented data into a unified, machine-executable asset through three core pillars:

• Power the Future of Enterprise AI: Prevent hallucinations and ensure accuracy by grounding AI agents in your specific business logic and enterprise context.
• Democratize Knowledge & Governance: Replace siloed spreadsheets and disconnected systems with a consistent source of truth for business terms across all departments.
• Drive Regulatory Readiness: Achieve a natural fit for BCBS239 and RDAR by utilizing end-to-end data lineage and auditable metadata to trace critical data elements from source to report.

On-site presentation

Advancing Data Regulatory Readiness through Semantic Technology and Enterprise Information Architecture

March 18, 2:40 - 3:00 pm

Daniel Herzig-Sommer, VP Technical Services, Digital Science and Florian Kinast, Head of Finance Data, Analytics and Operations, Raiffeisen Bank International AG

The establishment of an Enterprise Information Architecture (EIA)—also known as a Semantic Layer or Data Fabric—is now recognised as the definitive methodology for delivering high-quality, reliable data applications. Beyond traditional data management, this architecture is instrumental in grounding and optimising AI-enriched applications. This presentation introduces the core components of an EIA and demonstrates how it delivers end-to-end data lineage and provenance. We will explore how this framework ensures regulatory readiness for global financial institutions, with a specific focus on meeting the rigorous demands of BCBS 239 and RDAR auditing.