Some weeks ago, at CFTE we started our “One Fintech chart a day” series in an attempt to bring granular … Read More “The top 3 financial platforms have experienced collective growth of 800%+ in 5 years, over 100x more than FIs”
Uber has partnered up with the Centre for Finance, Technology and Entrepreneurship (CFTE) for the next edition of CFTE’s Extrapreneurship … Read More “CFTE partners with Uber for Q1 2021 edition of Extrapreneurship Programme”
Black Friday is the perfect opportunity to level up your understanding of Fintech with some greatly discounted online courses. Same … Read More “The Best Black Friday Deals To Learn Fintech Online this 2020”
Is it time we start considering finance providers with platform business models to be competing more on the Big Techs … Read More “With 2x more the revenue per employee, platforms are now much closer to looking like Big Techs”
London, 18th of November, 2020. Tram Anh Nguyen, CFTE’s co-founder, has joined Advisory Board of EDHEC’s prestigious Master in Finance … Read More “CFTE Co-Founder Tram Anh Nguyen joins the Advisory Board of EDHEC”
London, 13 November 2020 – Huy Nguyen Trieu, co-founder of the Centre for Finance, Technology and Entrepreneurship (CFTE) has recently … Read More “Huy Nguyen Trieu joins Mundi Ventures as a Venture Partner, strengthening CFTE’s positioning in the start-up ecosystem”
Fintech events are thriving and they are a wonderful way to stay up to date with the trends in Fintech, … Read More “The Best Fintech Events in 2021 You Won’t Want to Miss”
*This interview has been edited to fit. Last week we Zoomed in with CFTE alumnus Stéphane Alex, Head of Global … Read More “Alumni Stories: A chat on lifelong learning with Stéphane Alex”
Are challenger banks actually banks? We’ve looked at the top 10 challenger banks by valuation, and the results will surprise you.
In a digitally transforming world, the need to upskill and reskill is imperative and urgent.
Without the support and encouragement of governments, upskilling at scale is very likely not to reach the levels necessary to face the drastic changes in the industries.
There are 2 fast ways in which governments can upskill their workforces at scale: subsidising courses and co-creating programmes with third parties.