More Than Money: the Economics of Payments and its Regulation
Short course
In London
Description
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Type
Short course
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Level
Intermediate
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Location
London
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Class hours
5h
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Duration
1 Day
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Start date
Different dates available
This short course will look at the organisation of the modern payments industry.
The course will draw extensively on innovation in payments, and competition policy cases involving payments, from around the world.
It's aimed at anyone working in the payments industry as well as lawyers, economists, and other advisers to payments entities.
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About this course
By the end of this short course you'll have a better understanding of:
the economics and organisation of the payments industry
innovation in payments and connected commerce
competition and consumer protection policy for payments
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Subjects
- Economics
- Innovation
- Industry
- Economics of payments
- Behavioural Economics
- Payments
- Virtual Currencies
- MOBILE MONEY
- Physical payments
- Background context
Course programme
During this course you'll examine:
- the organisation of the modern payments industry with particular focus on the economics of this industry including the role of multi-sided platforms and the behavioural economics of payments and borrowing
- key innovations including mobile money, virtual currencies, and the integration of virtual and physical payments
- the economic foundations of competition policy and consumer protection for payments
The payments industry is going through a period of significant disruption. Innovation is creating new opportunities but also risk for payments companies. At the same time new and proposed regulations are forcing traditional firms to change how they do business and putting up roadblocks to startups.
Meanwhile the lines between the payments industry and others is blurring as high technology companies from Apple to Uber are inserting themselves into the mix.
More Than Money: the Economics of Payments and its Regulation