Disruptive digital technology has changed banking and financial services in recent years, defining the FinTech landscape. Since that time, FinTech businesses have effectively filled the holes left by established financial institutions to meet the changing needs of customers. The sector is now characterized by innovation-driven shifts away from disruptive technology and toward commonly used technologies.
This course provides a current perspective on the developing FinTech sector. It offers professional advice, insight into how the financial industry is changing, and a comprehensive understanding of the innovations and technology that will affect how business and finance are conducted in the future.
At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Learn to interact with and have a creative thought process for sophisticated financial services innovation.
Know who is driving innovation and how FinTech will have a long-lasting influence to deepen your grasp of the sector.
Get a top-tier credential to prove your knowledge in fintech.
This course has been created for professionals with varying levels of experience to Islamic Finance, from those who have had little to no exposure (via the first Overview module) to those who are already exposed and working in the area but need more in-depth direction and information.
How technical and societal factors of the twenty-first century affect customer expectations defining characteristics of the digital age include hardware advancements, cloud computing, or 5G
How to deal with legacy in workers, customers, processes, and technology
How to use partnerships and new technology to compete on equal footing with modern-day rivals
Why data juggernauts are attempting to enter the finance sector, what chance they have of succeeding, and how to defend your company
Pertaining to upcoming banking business models
Concerning the significance of the banking license and the stability of this entry barrier
Pertaining to changing customer attitudes and the needs for financial services
Why Asian companies are outperforming their Western counterparts by a wide margin
Specifically, the infrastructure, platform, and application are the key participants at each level.
Using tools like technology watch to determine the best adoption path and timing
Introduction to cryptocurrency, blockchain, distributed ledger technology (DLT), tokenization, and smart contracts
A new techno-economic paradigm is emerging, made possible by the widespread and inexpensive "trust" that has emerged as the new essential resource.
It will affect your company in both direct and indirect ways.
A step-by-step guide on when a blockchain makes sense for your business and what kind of setup to utilize as a foundation
What major facets of governance are impacted by the blockchain, and what can use cases teach us about them?
How the blockchain can alter business models in finance and create new revenue streams is one of the blockchain tactics that financial institutions are pursuing.
What competitors are most likely to undermine banks' pro t pools using blockchain technology, and how can this be stopped?
What are lawmakers, regulators, and central bankers working on?
What major facets of governance are impacted by the blockchain, and what can use cases teach us about them?
How the blockchain can alter business models in finance and create new revenue streams is one of the blockchain tactics that financial institutions are pursuing.
What competitors are most likely to undermine banks' pro t pools using blockchain technology, and how can this be stopped?
What are lawmakers, regulators, and central bankers working on?
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