Comentários e feedback de alunos de FinTech: Foundations, Payments, and Regulations da instituição Universidade da Pensilvânia
Sobre o curso
Melhores avaliações
CH
Jun 22, 2019
This is a solid introductory of FinTech knowledge. I'm glad that I learned from the Masters on the trend, foundations, backing up by market-driven statistics that succesfully acco
WE
Jun 12, 2019
Excellent overview, a straight forward approach. I wish there had been a bit more about cryptocurrency & blockchain transactions and related regulatory potential.
1 — 13 de {totalReviews} Avaliações para o FinTech: Foundations, Payments, and Regulations
por Njeri G
•Jun 25, 2019
Loved the flow, and it was very easy to understand.
por Mazen F
•Jun 24, 2019
Great Intro
por Rashed
•Jun 24, 2019
great course, but had more details on regulation rather than technology and innovation.
por Ke M
•Jun 23, 2019
The course gives an overall approach to topics relating to FinTech.
por Chiasheng O H
•Jun 22, 2019
This is a solid introductory of FinTech knowledge. I'm glad that I learned from the Masters on the trend, foundations, backing up by market-driven statistics that succesfully acco
por Franco L
•Jun 21, 2019
Muy bueno!
por Ajay C
•Jun 19, 2019
Great Introductory courses. I was able to build concepts around FinTech & new Payment systems & regulatory needs. Thank you professors !!!!
por Heath R
•Jun 18, 2019
A good over view of the current FinTech environment. I was pleasantly surprised at the well-rounded perspective on the current state of FinTech.
por carlos a m p
•Jun 18, 2019
Excellent course. However, It does not offer suggestions about additional readings (books, papers, etc.)
por Ng K W P
•Jun 17, 2019
A lot of latest developments about the payments and regulations in the financial industry
por Dang N T T
•Jun 16, 2019
Helpful!
por William B e
•Jun 12, 2019
Excellent overview, a straight forward approach. I wish there had been a bit more about cryptocurrency & blockchain transactions and related regulatory potential.
por Ralph H
•Jun 05, 2019
Provides a good intro to the FinTech space in general, but as a Millennial with a bit of advanced knowledge in cryptocurrencies and underlying cryptographic technologies, I would like to criticize the representation of Bitcoin (it is not a "Company") and the presented issues in regards to the usage of crypto currencies for financing of criminal activities which in my opinion is by no means a bigger regulatory issue than the usage of cash / legal tender, like the US Dollar.
