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Program Prerequisites

Candidates must have knowledge of banking & finance, accounting, college mathematics, economics, and computer skills.

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  • Tuition: Members - $795 | Non-members -  $895 - plus a $150 registration Fee. (+VAT)

  • Duration: 2 months

  • Learning Platform: Online Self-Pace

Course Description

The Certificate in Digital & AI Evolution in Banking is a professional qualification designed to build knowledge and skills in digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and Fintech within the banking industry.

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This course enables learners to:

  • Understand the scope and evolution of digital and AI transformation in banking.

  • Describe a range of digital systems, products, and models used in banking markets.

  • Identify technology-based risks inherent in digital banking's commercial and operational aspects.

  • Assess regulatory, ethical, and social responsibilities in digital banking.

 

The qualification also contributes to the Associate Chartered Banker Diploma pathway. By completing this and three additional qualifications, learners enhance their banking knowledge, understanding, and skills and achieve a globally recognised professional designation as well as the Associate Chartered Banker Diploma, advancing their careers and gaining valuable industry recognition.

 

98% of people who completed the Certificate in Digital & AI in Banking said the course helped them develop their knowledge, understanding, and skills in this area.

 

Course Outline

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This qualification is structured into four focused units:
 

  • Unit 1: Digital change in banking 
    Unit 1 discusses the effects of digital technology on banks, including the creation of new banks, covering both old (“legacy”) and new (“de novo”) systems used in typical banking functions. Upon completion of this module, the learner will be able to explain the scope and evolution of digital and artificial intelligence (AI) transformation in banking.
     

  • Unit 2: Digital Banking Systems 
    Unit 2 examines the various digital systems, products and models that banks use. Building on ideas from Unit 1, this unit digs deeper into the systems that support key banking functions. Upon completion of this module, the learner will be able to describe a range of digital systems, products and models that operate in banking markets
     

  • Unit 3: Technology Risks in Digital Banking 
    Unit 3 looks at the technology-based risks inherent in the commercial and operational aspects of digital banking, exploring both the uses of technology in risk management and technology’s potential to amplify risks. Upon completion of this module, the learner will be able to identify key technology-based risks inherent in the commercial and operational aspects of AI and digital banking
     

  • Unit 4: Regulation of Digital Banking 
    Unit 4 teaches the learner about the scope and impact of digital technology regulation in banking. Upon completion of this module, the learner will be able to assess the scope and impact of regulation of digital and AI technology in banking, and digital and AI banking professional and ethical considerations.

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