HKU - FinTech Ethics and Risks

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FinTech Ethics and Risks
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Overview

Learn how individuals and organizations can utilize and regulate blockchain, AI, and other FinTech solutions to ensure their adoption does not come at the expense of societal growth.

Duration	13 hours
Total fee	Free
Mode of learning	Online
Schedule type	Self paced
Difficulty level	Intermediate
Official Website	Explore Free Course
Credential	Certificate

FinTech Ethics and Risks
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edX
Highlights

Requires effort of 11 hours per week
Flexible Schedule- Set and maintain flexible deadlines.
Part of HKUx Professional Certificate in FinTech
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FinTech Ethics and Risks
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edX
Course details

Skills you will learn

Cyber Security Compliance

What are the course deliverables?

Understand the ethical elements of finance, emerging technologies, and FinTech.
Identify trends and opportunities that will shape the future of FinTech.
Critically examine implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI), blockchain and cryptocurrencies (including ICOs).
Understand how Regulatory Technology (RegTech) enhances supervision and reduces compliance-related costs.
Understand how payment solutions are evolving and the potential ethical implications.
Understand how alternative financing, including crowdfunding and P2P lending, are impacting markets.
Analyze positive and negative aspects of the introduction and expansion of FinTech.

More about this course

FinTech has started a global revolution in the financial services industry, and the transformation will only increase in coming years
There are many ways in which FinTech can improve the lives of people around the world; however, those same technologies can also be used to enslave, coerce, track, and control people
Accordingly, it is appropriate and necessary to consider the implications of the introduction of these technologies so that they are utilized properly, regulated sufficiently, and their adoption does not come at the expense of societal growth