While many firms will be hoping the new year marks the start of a calmer period after a rollercoaster 2020, beneficiaries of the tumult are trying to consolidate their gains. Here are some of the key fintech stories FT reports will be watching as we head into 2021.
A research project at Duke explored how master's course instructors could AI and machine learning to improve their student's performance.
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) today published a letter clarifying national banks’ and federal savings associations’ authority to participate in independent node verification networks (INVN) and use stablecoins to conduct payment activities and other bank-permissible functions.
A Conversation with Professors David Hoffman and Bob Sullivan
Hack of US government and companies shows better defences are needed
Duke is solving challenges in online education through a novel application of AI — the 'Intelligent Classroom Assistant'
Homeland Security tells all US federal agencies to disconnect from widely used software
CSIS will present the findings of its latest research on the global cost of cybercrime, and more.
CISA is seeking undergraduate and graduate students for PAID internships. Application Deadline is Jan 6, 2021
JPMorgan Chase & Co. is using its custom blockchain to conduct intraday repurchase agreements totaling billions of dollars, an advance that’s helped persuade Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to join the new digital market early next year.
CompTIA 2020 Tech Town Index
The Fall 2020 semester saw the first-ever Duke FinTech Trading Competition. The winner was Tushnik Goswami, a Duke engineering management master's student.
