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Belfast has been identified as a key fintech hub and there are plenty of companies creating jobs in this space.

Michelle McGuire and Kaj Bansal examine how gender balance in the fintech sector has changed and what more needs to be done.

Cross-border group The Fintech Corridor will work with Dublin City University as part of efforts to prep people for a career in fintech.

Partnership will empower students and advance the fintech industry through workforce training, education, apprenticeship opportunities, and launch of Financial Intelligence and Technology micro-credentials course

Ulster University is playing a lead role in supporting this cross-Border initiative

Just recently, one of the last prime industrial lots of 5.25 acres of A-1 zoned land in the Deer Valley submarket sold for $4,816,000.

Ulster University's corporate partnership deal will allow its fintech graduates to connect with The Fintech Corridor's business partners.

Eventbrite - Innovation Value Institute presents IVI Webinar Series - Autumn 2021 - FinTech - Thursday, 14 October 2021 - Find event and ticket information.

LMFM By Ruth OConnell It provides for greater collaboration in the likes of workforce training and research and innovation projects DkIT has signed a Memorandum Of Understanding with the Fintech Corridor  - formerly known as the M1 Payments Corridor, which assists SMEs in the financial and technology sectors between Belfast and Dublin to boost economic growth. The M.O.U. provides a strategic framework for greater collaboration in the areas of workforce train...