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18 February 2021
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USD 1,600
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Emerging financial technologies continue to impact how companies do business and how people handle digital transactions. From Alibaba to Grab to Gojek, some of the world’s most renowned and successful companies have evolved and expanded their offerings by adapting the FinTech methodology. When you enrol in the FinTech: Innovation and Transformation in Financial Services Programme, you can explore how to create and extract value for your organisation via the application of key financial technologies, like blockchain and AI.
This programme is for individual consultants, team leaders, product managers and those responsible for driving innovation and business outcomes, whether you are a part of a start-up or a medium or large enterprise.
Representative roles and industries that can benefit include:
Take a closer look at how M-Pesa—the mobile-based money transfer, payment and micro-financing digital tech service—empowered Kenya’s economy and its consumers.
Explore how AXA used the Ethereum’s public blockchain to develop Fizzy, a parametric insurance solution for delayed flights.
Understand how blockchain helped to improve operational efficiencies wherein banks both clear and settle payment transactions on a single network in real time.
Discuss the newly introduced Payment Services Act and how it encourages innovation and growth of Fintech.
Study how Grab has evolved and expanded its offerings by adapting the FinTech methodology.
Examine how GoJek entered the industry and expanded its database by predicting customers’ movements, schedules and financial habits.
Explore how these two major Tech companies evolved and why they are so successful today.
Participants will shape the learnings of Modules 1-8 into a personalised action plan with the help of the FinTech Playbook. All assignments will be moderated by the Programme Leader and marked complete/incomplete. The programme also includes notable andragogical elements such as discussion boards, guest interviews, demonstrations, and use cases that participants are encouraged to engage with.
Dr Ernie is an Adjunct Senior Lecturer for the Department of Analytics and Operations at NUS Business School. He is also the co-founder of Dedoco, a leading blockchain enterprise technology company, and Vice Chairman for Blockchain Association Singapore.
Dr Ernie has been teaching workshops and classes on FinTech, blockchain, and financial inclusion since 2016. In addition, he has been involved in blockchain projects across a variety of...
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Dr Ernie is an Adjunct Senior Lecturer for the Department of Analytics and Operations at NUS Business School. He is also the co-founder of Dedoco, a leading blockchain enterprise technology company, and Vice Chairman for Blockchain Association Singapore.
Dr Ernie has been teaching workshops and classes on FinTech, blockchain, and financial inclusion since 2016. In addition, he has been involved in blockchain projects across a variety of industries, advising on the business processes and system design.
His current research areas center on financial innovation, including cryptocurrencies, blockchains, and distributed ledgers. Dr Ernie has participated in over two dozen speaking engagements, collaborating with leading industry experts and presenting his research on blockchain and FinTech at conferences worldwide. He has several publications in top-tier journals such as The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, The Journal of Financial Perspectives, and The B.E. Journal of Theoretical Economics. Dr Ernie holds a PhD in Economics from the University of New South Wales, where he focused his dissertation and research on applied game theory and industrial organisation.