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NI Chambers of Commerce Lead Efforts on 'Economic Game Changers' - Vimarsana News

NI Chambers of Commerce Lead Efforts on 'Economic Game Changers'

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Up there with the best: Belfast's reputation as a fintech hiring hub - Vimarsana News

Up there with the best: Belfast's reputation as a fintech hiring hub

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

How the fintech sector has changed for women - Vimarsana News

How the fintech sector has changed for women

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

DCU and The Fintech Corridor team up to advance Irish fintech education - Vimarsana News

DCU and The Fintech Corridor team up to advance Irish fintech education

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

The Fintech Corridor and Dublin City University Partner to Advance Fintech Education and Innovation Across Ireland - Vimarsana News

The Fintech Corridor and Dublin City University Partner to Advance Fintech Education and Innovation Across Ireland

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

Source: dcu.ie