Oxford University Fintech Programme
Learn frameworks for effective strategies to tackle the disruption driven by rapid innovation, technologies, and new regulations in the financial services industry.
Led by Oxford faculty and joined by leaders in fintech startups, large financial institutions, investment and governments, this programme takes you through a carefully designed sequence of knowledge-rich, highly relevant content, with frameworks to help you build a strategy for a new fintech venture.
The Oxford Fintech Programme is built to provide executives, innovators and entrepreneurs with the deep knowledge and strategic insights needed to understand fintech developments, identify new fintech opportunities and get ahead of disruption in financial services.
Navigate the rapidly evolving fintech environment to help your organisation get ahead and advance your career.
In this collaborative and project-based online programme, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of how four key groups view the fintech revolution: policy makers and regulators, investors and academics, incumbent financial institutions and entrepreneurs.
Led by University of Oxford faculty and joined by leaders in fintech startups, large financial institutions, investment and governments, you’ll learn how AI, big data and blockchain are driving the global fintech market toward $16.65 trillion by 2028, at a CAGR of nearly 14%.
This programme takes you through a carefully designed sequence of knowledge-rich, highly relevant content, with frameworks to help you build a strategy for a new fintech venture.
Key components include:
- Learn frameworks for effective strategies to tackle the disruption driven by rapid innovation and new regulations in the financial industry.
- Examine recent and ongoing changes in multiple domains within financial services such as banking, asset management, payments, cryptocurrencies and trading.
- Access a network of world-class academics, industry experts and peers to collaborate and develop ideas, and to put theory into practice.
- Procure a certificate of attendance from Saïd Business School, University of Oxford.
