FSIC Completes Independent Evaluation of Consultative Consumer Panel of the Financial Regulator
The FSIC is pleased to announce the completion and publication of their report titled “Independent Evaluation of the Financial Services Consultative Consumer Panel of the Financial Regulator”.
The Financial Services Innovation Centre (FSIC) has engaged with more companies on the role of wearables in commerce over the past year.
The recent increased deployment of apps on smart phones, smart watches, virtual reality (VR) headsets and contactless technology has spurred their use in commerce and other facets of society,
The intersection of technology with how we operate on a daily basis has spawned the wearables sector which is now a key driver for consumer commerce, entertainment and sport.
Business Information Systems (BIS, UCC) is hosting a seminar entitled “Empowering Young Women’s career choices in Modern Business” in February 2014. The objective of the seminar is to communicate the extent of the potential opportunities available to young women with technology related skillsets, in terms of career progression, financial rewards, entrepreneurship and opportunities to travel.
The FSIC is delighted to announce they have just successfully completed a five month research project in the area of Mobile Technologies in collaboration with Bank of America Merrill Lynch RDI Centre in Dublin.
Register for your ticket today at http://bit.ly/1CR4HP4 MEP for Ireland South, Deirdre Clune will open the event. In a Eurovision of a different sort, more than 1000 people across Europe will take part simultaneously in citizen consultations on sustainable consumption on Saturday 25 October from 09.30am to 3.30pm at 1st Floor Main Restaurant, UCC Main Campus. Refreshments and lunch will be served during the day. No pre-knowledge needed, discussions will cover a wide range of topics on:
Financial Services Innovation Centre (FSIC) UCC, and the Association of Compliance Officers in Ireland (ACOI) jointly hosted a seminar in October 2012. Guest speakers were Matthew Elderfield, Deputy Governor (Head of Financial Regulation), The Central Bank of Ireland on "The Banking Sector: Five Challenges" and Philip Brennan, Vice-Chairman ACOI on "The Compliance Officer of the Future"
Images taken at the Seminar:
Image 1: Matthew Elderfield
Image 2: Philip Brennan