Curriculum
- 15 Sections
- 14 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- Module 11
- Module 21
- Module 31
- Module 41
- Module 51
- Module 61
- Module 71
- Module 81
- Module 91
- Module 101
- Module 111
- Module 121
- Module 131
- Module 141
- Module 151
Requirements
- This book provides an informative overview of the financial technology foundation, payments, laws, regulations, and policies in Ghana. It discusses the modern trends and technologies that are employed by financial institutions in order to provide payment services to customers. Additionally, it explores the legal and regulatory framework that governs these practices. Furthermore, this book examines various policies that impact the use of fintech in Ghana today. Finally, it looks at potential areas where further research could be conducted in this field. With cutting-edge content and easy-to-understand explanations, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in learning more about modern payment systems and their corresponding regulations within the context of Ghanaian law.
Features
- Outline the key elements of the financial technology foundation, payments, laws, and regulations in Ghana.
- Explain the implications of these laws and regulations on businesses operating in Ghana's financial technology sector.
- Identify best practices for compliance with local legislation and regulations relating to financial technology in Ghana.
- Analyse the regulatory environment of Ghana's payment system and identify potential risks associated with its implementation.
- Describe the current policies and procedures implemented by financial institutions and other entities providing payment services within Ghana’s jurisdiction, including anti-money laundering processes and consumer protection measures.
- Evaluate international developments that influence or affect financial technologies and payments in Ghana, including new technologies such as blockchain, distributed ledger systems, virtual currencies etc.
- Explain how recent innovations are impacting traditional banking models in Ghana, such as mobile banking applications, peer-to-peer platforms etc.