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Overview
FinTech refers to disruptive financial sector developments that use technology to enable new business models (online and mobile device-based). Independent FinTech companies can help disintermediate, develop and supply new products and services, expand access and inclusivity, cut costs, and generate and address privacy, regulatory, and law-enforcement issues. FinTech also refers to the increasingly technological approaches that incumbents and entrepreneurial ventures take to the primary financial intermediation functions, such as maturity transformation, payments, capital raising, and remittances, as well as "back end" data systems and regulatory compliance.
The program aims to understand the major categories of FinTech innovation, the evolving business models and regulatory and legal structures that underlie these categories, and the opportunities and risks that emerging FinTech business models, including cryptocurrency and blockchain, pose for financial, legal and regulatory systems.
Objectives
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Describe how important ideas and trends in the FinTech space have evolved;
- Recognize the technology that powers FinTech today, such as blockchain, AI, and machine learning; and
- Create a roadmap for business models that leverage FinTech by combining various components like digital wallets, peer-to-peer lending, and crowdfunding.
- Use performance metrics to track the advancement of company transformation;
- Identify critical FinTech tactics for the successful implementation of transformational change.
Outline
The short master program covers the following modules:
- Module 1: Introduction to FinTech and the Financial Services Revolution
- Key drivers of the FinTech transformation
- Overview of FinTech ecosystems and startups
- Module 2: Digital Payments and Mobile Banking
- Digital wallets and payment gateways
- Impact of mobile banking on financial inclusion
- Module 3: Blockchain Technology and Cryptocurrencies
- Blockchain fundamentals and real-world applications
- The rise of cryptocurrencies and decentralized finance
- Module 4: Artificial Intelligence in Financial Services
- AI-powered solutions for fraud detection, customer service, and investment strategies
- Machine learning algorithms in predictive analytics
- Module 5: Cybersecurity and Regulatory Compliance
- Managing cybersecurity risks in the FinTech space
- Regulatory frameworks and ensuring compliance
- Module 6: The Future of FinTech and Innovation Trends
- Emerging technologies: Quantum computing and 5G in financial services
- Future trends and predictions for the global financial landscape
This program is available on different dates upon your request, offering flexibility to meet your scheduling needs.
Target Group
This certified program is aimed at professionals at all levels of organizations who engage in the planning, execution, or monitoring of FinTech initiatives.
Program Cost
The cost for this course is:
- €3700 for a 5-day training program.
- €6500 for an extended 10-day training program.
This program is available upon request and can be scheduled on various dates to accommodate individual or organizational needs.
Organizers
The Geneva Institute of Business Management and its partners across Europe organise the program, providing high-quality training tailored to industry demands.
