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Home > Uncategorized > FinTech in Credit Markets: Efficiency and Potential Risks – Free webinar

FinTech in Credit Markets: Efficiency and Potential Risks – Free webinar

Published by linker 5

Posted on October 28, 2020

1 min read

Last updated: January 21, 2026

Illustration of FinTech impact on credit markets and traditional banking - Global Banking & Finance Review — An insightful image depicting the rise of FinTech in credit markets, highlighting efficiency and risks. This image relates to the webinar discussing FinTech's impact on traditional banking.

As the financial industry’s landscape continually changes, the ever-quickening development in information technology has led to an unprecedented wave of entries of non-bank institutions.

With the help of alternative technologies, FinTech firms have begun to challenge the traditional banks’ role in financial services, from payment service to the provision of credits. This taster session aims to provide an overview of this development, with some focus on credit markets. We will discuss the scope and the drives of FinTech, its efficiencies, potential risks, as well as its relationship with traditional banking.

In this interactive session on Tuesday 10 November, Kebin Ma of Warwick Business School will discuss why FinTech has become a buzzword in the financial industry.

Where: Online
When: Tuesday 10 November 2020, 18:00 – 19:00 (UK time)

For information about the Global Central Banking & Financial Regulation qualification from Warwick Business School, in partnership with the Bank of England please visit wbs.ac.uk/go/banking

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Home > Uncategorized > FinTech in Credit Markets: Efficiency and Potential Risks – Free webinar

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FinTech in Credit Markets: Efficiency and Potential Risks – Free webinar

Published by linker 5

Posted on October 28, 2020

1 min read

Last updated: January 21, 2026

As the financial industry’s landscape continually changes, the ever-quickening development in information technology has led to an unprecedented wave of entries of non-bank institutions.

In this interactive session on Tuesday 10 November, Kebin Ma of Warwick Business School will discuss why FinTech has become a buzzword in the financial industry.

Where: Online
When: Tuesday 10 November 2020, 18:00 – 19:00 (UK time)

For information about the Global Central Banking & Financial Regulation qualification from Warwick Business School, in partnership with the Bank of England please visit wbs.ac.uk/go/banking

This is a Sponsored Post