Showing posts with label disruption. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disruption. Show all posts

Sunday, 1 October 2017

FinTech for Non-IT Professionals (a 2-day course)


Technology is changing finance
From start-ups all around the world, entrepreneurs are applying their creativity and technical ingenuity all along the financial services value chain.

This wave of innovation promises a FinTech revolution that will change financial services for ever. For consumers and business alike there is the promise of vastly improved financial services.

Consumers will get more choices and keener pricing. Small and medium sized businesses will gain access to new forms and lines of credit. Banks productivity will increase, transaction costs will come down, operational resilience will be better.

All this will lead to a more resilient financial system with greater diversity, redundancy and depth.

Most importantly financial services will become more inclusive, while people will become better connected, more informed and increasingly empowered.

If you want to keep up-to-date in the fast changing FinTech scenario you need to understand what it is all about. And if you are a non-IT professional you need this information presented in clear non-technical terms.

This two day unique training course offers a comprehensive introduction to FinTech for Non-IT Professionals, what FinTech is all about and how it is changing financial, banking and commercial systems and the world.
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During the course we will explore FinTech components in terms of a wide range of issues, which include;
  • Individual innovation clusters within each function.
  • An analysis of the current state of business models and processes.
  • Examining key innovations in terms of their characteristics and the implications of their use.
  • Look at some current examples of actual innovations.
  • Discuss potential outcomes.
  • Where appropriate, we will include a case study.
Who should take this course?

Senior management, executives or directors within the financial services, banking, and insurance sectors, as well as those working in e-commerce, management consulting, or within a tech startup. Specific roles that would benefit include: tech entrepreneurs, senior business directors, managing directors (specifically CIOs and COOs), senior analysts, senior developers, business unit directors, bankers, product managers, senior software or app developers, business development managers, finance professionals, and digital strategists operating in the finance sector.

Teaching Method

This is a highly interactive course comprised of presentations, case studies, multidirectional discussions and comprehensive exercises.

Most importantly it will offer participants, opportunities to plan such work within small working groups, providing practice in the application of the techniques and tools generating active participation.

Learning Objectives


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  • Discover the full scope of FinTech.
  • Explore the key FinTech development & implementation issues.
  • Recognize the access issues for consumers and businesses.
  • Discover how operational costs can be reduced and efficiency increased.
  • Explore data sharing and transparency in the light of data security and protection needs.
  • Explore actual case studies.
For training session details or to arrange In-House training sessions please e-mail us at courses@citadeladvantage.com

Tuesday, 14 July 2015

Why people should want finance disrupted by mobile


From BANKNXT –

“The financial services sector has a unique profile in terms of regulatory compliance, risk management, customer experience, operational profitability and data volumes. However, like other industries, it’s having to adapt to the consumerization phenomenon: mobile devices have become the vehicle of choice for financial services professionals and customers alike, whether for accessing information or supporting transactions or other banking activities.”

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Wednesday, 3 June 2015

Dr. Doom: This 'time bomb' will trigger next financial collapse


From CNN Money –

“Nouriel Roubini, who has been dubbed "Dr. Doom" for his dark predictions, warned in an Op-Ed in The Guardian on Monday about the existence of a "liquidity time bomb" that he fears will eventually "trigger a bust and a collapse."

The New York University economist joins a growing number of observers who are worried about the issue. Liquidity is the lifeblood of financial markets. It measures how easy it is for investors to quickly sell stocks and bonds. When investors get fearful but can't sell their stocks, it causes even more panic.”

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