111 Fintech and Financial Innovation Degree Programs

In an era where digital assets and Blockchain technology are rapidly reshaping the financial landscape, our advanced Blockchain course offers practical, hands-on learning for beginners and intermediates. This course covers essential topics such as wallet setup, buying and storing cryptocurrencies, navigating exchanges, and engaging with the token economy.

The MSc in Digital Economy is designed to equip students with a solid understanding of how digital technologies transform businesses and society. The course covers key topics like digital innovation, ...

Digital Currencies is a comprehensive online course designed to introduce participants to the intricacies of crypto assets and decentralized finance (DeFi). This course covers a wide range of topics, from understanding how cryptocurrencies differ from traditional fiat money to advanced strategies within the DeFi landscape.

After a relatively late start, the InsurTech sector has seen increased funding and interest in 2015 and Q1 2016. The need for better user experience, demand for different on-demand insurance products by Millennials, increase in data from sensors and IoT present huge potential for Insurance sector disruption in health insurance, life insurance and property and casualty insurance sectors. But at the same time, regulatory nuances in these sectors present challenges for startups unfamiliar with the insurance industry. Recent partnerships between established global Insurance firms and InsurTech startups is showing a potential way forward for this evolving industry.

Traditional wealth management/ PFM world was shaken with the advent of so-called “robo advisors” in recent years. ‘Robo-advisor’ is a generic term used to describe a new class of investment advisory service that is offered online, is automated and based on algorithms.

The JOBS Act, or otherwise known as the Crowdfunding Act, has been passing into law since 2012 with the most recent development, Regulation CF, enacted in May of 2016 which has opened up investing in privately-held businesses to the average investor. Previously, only the wealthiest individuals that had $200K or more in annual salary or $1MM+ in net worth, could partake.