As the cryptocurrencies have resumed their bullish streaks amid the mixed bag of turbulence between constructive and adverse news. The lingering prospects among the Blockchain/FinTech space has led the keen interest continues to mount everywhere, reputed institutions from Big 4 auditing firms to the central banks of advanced economies have been investing into R&D projects of blockchain and cryptocurrency gamut.
It is quite known that Fintech has been one of the swiftly growing sectors. Fintech gamut symbolizes the progressive enterprises that leverage cutting edge technology to bring-in friendly financial products and solutions that are quite far more agile and pioneering compared to traditional financial institutions.
While the prestigious universities across the globe have been no exception, designing innovative courses on FinTech including crypto and blockchain areas. Some major universities have already added relevant courses to their curriculum. Ivy leagues like, Stanford University, University of California at Berkeley, Harvard, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Edinburg Napier University etc. Now, CFA institute US, has also been no exception.
Now, South Korea has joined this race, a new MBA certification devoted to both blockchain and cryptocurrencies has been announced by the Seoul School of Integrated Sciences and Technologies. The certification would be offering aspirants a well-equipped education in blockchain as a technology, economics of cryptocurrency system and ICO as financing. The institute titles this program as MBA blockchain certification.
As per the official announcement, “the mission of Assist business school’s crypto MBA program is to remedy the lack of academic research and systematic education currently available in the industry, despite a high level of social interested in the blockchain and cryptocurrency.”
While in the recent past, Larry Cao, CFA has shed some light on this budding industry - Fintech has been shifting trends in the investment management and generating exciting opportunities for both businesses and professionals. He reckons that a competitive edge with new technology, while standing out from the competition by harnessing human power in an increasingly automated world.
Despite artificial intelligence (AI)'s significant and rapidly increasing "brain" power, the investment management business is not going away tomorrow.
However, it is changing and the current model will one day be rendered obsolete. So, what does the road map leading to that eventuality look like? And what's our best strategy in the interim?
Currency Strength Index: FxWirePro's hourly BTC spot index is flashing at 49 levels (which is bullish), hourly USD spot index was at 37 (mildly bullish) while articulating at (10:37 GMT).
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