Embedding Fintech-as-a-Service (FaaS) Strategy into Your Business - TGS-2023040153

Embedding Fintech-as-a-Service (FaaS) strategy into your Business


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Start Date 20 Aug 2024, Tue
Start Date
End Date21 Aug 2024, Wed
Time9.00am to 5.00pm
Mode
FeeSGD 1,500.00 (excluding GST)
Contact Rina | 6720 3333 | training.aventis@gmail.com
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Overview

The rise of open banking and fintech disruptions over the years have led to significant growth in the upand-coming embedded finance market which is forecasted to generate $230 billion in revenue by 2025, a 10x increase from 2020. In 2030, the embedded finance market is set to capture more than seven trillion dollars in value, this progress is most visible in payments, embedded finance is racing ahead in other areas like insurance, lending, wealth management and stock trading with many non-financial entities. Embedded finance refers to non-financial entities utilising financial instruments in the products and services - think digital payments integration in a delivery application such as GrabPay. 

Now, any company can be a financial services company. 

Embedded finance is non-financial companies offering financial products and services. It could be an e-commerce merchant providing insurance, a coffee shop app that offers 1-click payments, or a department store’s branded credit card. Effective embedded finance solutions meet the customer where they are with a financial option they need, whether that be a loan, payment program, insurance plan, or something else. 

The concept is not new and some of the largest asset classes such as real estate and automobile has embarked on growth with embedded financial instruments such as loans and insurance. Fintech as a Service (FaaS) allows for any company to use fintech APIs to embed financial capabilities into their existing applications, products and services. 

Discover the Different types of Fintech as a Service (FaaS) Solution 

FaaS solutions include white-label ewallet platforms, card issuing, payment acceptance, payouts and remittances, identity verification, fraud prevention, virtual accounts and merchant services, as well as solutions for provisioning, managing and reporting. With Fintech as a Service, the work of building the infrastructure, integrating multiple, disparate financial systems, licensing and compliance is handled by a third party, so businesses can quickly integrate and offer many financial services to customers that were once only available through traditional banking and financial companies

Unlock the Full Potential to embed Fintech as a Service Strategy to grow your business

How can every company ride on this trend to bring more value proposition to their customers? We explore more in this introductory course. During this course, participants will explore the realities behind gaps of traditional SME and start-ups looking to disrupt themselves by adopting embedded finance, but not knowing what or how to do it. It’s a mindset change to tap into this opportunity. Infrastructure and ideation application, regulatory and governance requirements, future development and impact on the industry are some of the importance of embedded finance as an enabler of industrial transformation for many of the companies looking to disrupt and digitally transform. Participants will also dive into the blue ocean opportunities underpinning embedded finance with their existing and new businesses, as well as the specific revenue options available to both their customers and partners in their very own business ecosystem.

What is the IBF funding?

There are two main schemes provided under the IBF funding – IBF Standards Training Scheme (IBF-STS) and IBF Financial Training Scheme (FTS). Under these schemes, eligible individuals may receive up to 70% funding support off course fees on IBF funded courses in Singapore.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Subsidies available?

IBF Funding 

Eligible Singaporeans and PR can obtain up to 70% funding support from The Institute of Banking & Finance (IBF) for our IBF-accredited courses:

The IBF Standards Training Scheme (“IBF-STS”) provides funding for training and assessment programmes accredited under the Skills Framework for Financial Services. For more information on the funding support, please visit: https://www.ibf.org.sg/programmes/Pages/IBF-STS.aspx

NTUC UTAP 

Our courses are eligible for Union Training Assistance Programme (UTAP) Funding. NTUC Union members can use UTAP to offset 50% of unfunded course fees (capped at $250 per year).

Who is eligible for IBF funding support?

The IBF Standards Training Scheme ("IBF-STS") provides funding for training and assessment courses accredited under the Skills Framework for Financial Services.

This scheme is available for both self-sponsored and company-sponsored individuals.

Eligible Individuals:

  • Singapore Citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents, physically based in Singapore; and
  • Successfully completed IBF-STS accredited course (including passing all relevant assessments and examinations)

Eligible Companies:

  • Singapore-based Financial Institutions regulated by MAS (licensed or exempt from licensing by MAS)
  • FinTech firms certified by Singapore FinTech Association (SFA)

How do I obtain IBF funding support? Do I need to pay the full fee first?

This funding support works on a nett fee model.

This means that you will NOT need to pay the full fees, you will only need to pay the remaining course fees after IBF funding.

For Self-Sponsored:

You must be a Singaporean or Singapore Permanent Resident (PR) that is physically based in Singapore. You will only need to pay the course fees minus the funding support.

For Company-Sponsored:

You must be a Singaporean or Singapore Permanent Resident (PR) that is physically based in Singapore and working in an eligible company:

Financial Institutions that are regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) (either licensed / exempted from licensing)
Fintech companies that are registered with the Singapore Fintech Association

Your company will pay the course fees minus the funding support. For example, if you are eligible for 70% funding support, the company will be paying the nett fees payable for company-sponsored participants.

Can NTUC Union members use UTAP to offset the remaining course fee after funding?

Yes, some of our courses are eligible for Union Training Assistance Programme (UTAP) Funding.

NTUC Union members can use UTAP to offset 50% of unfunded course fees 

The maximum claimable is capped annually at:

  • $250 for members below 40 years old
  • $500 for members aged 40 and above

For example: If your remaining course fees are $204, you can claim $102 with UTAP.

This claim must be done after completion of the course. Please refer to the UTAP FAQ for more information.

Are there any pre-requisites for these courses?

There is no pre-requisites for any of these courses. It is suitable for all professionals.

Types of Payment methods

Payment can be made via Bank Transfer, PayNow, Cheque. We will issue invoices for company sponsored participants to process payment. 

What will I receive after my class?

You will receive the following after you successfully complete your course

  • E-cert for attendance
  • Digital open badge to showcase on Linked in profile

What should I prepare on the day of the class?


You will need to bring along a internet-enabled laptop

Are there Assessments for this course?

At the end of the course on the second day, there will be an assessment.

  • 30 minutes
  • 20 MCQ (Passing grade: 60%)

What is the proficiency level and CPD hours for this course?

  • Technical Skills and Competencies: Data Analytics and Information Technology Management - Emerging Technology Synthesis
  • Proficiency level: 3
  • CPD hours: 13 hours (only applicable for company-sponsored learners)

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