Digital Transformation

Digital Transformation

SNF Grant 174853

“The Next Revolution in the Digital Transformation of the Finance Industry”

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Grant project ID:174853

Funding scheme:COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology)

Total funding approved:CHF 120 000

Project status:Completed(data.snf.ch,portal.snf.ch,snf.ch)

This project explored the next stage of digital transformation within the finance sector, focusing on how emerging technologies are reshaping financial services and industry dynamics. (data.snf.ch)

Investigate key drivers behind the digital transition in finance

Assess the impact of new technologies on traditional banking and finance models

Provide guidance for industry stakeholders, policymakers, and regulators to adapt to digital disruption

Coordinated under COST protocols, with participation from leading Swiss and European academic institutions

Included experts from financial, regulatory, and technology fields

Notably, the grant included members involved in European-wide COST committees and initiatives (data.snf.ch,data.snf.ch)

Though specific dates are not publicly detailed, the project followed common COST durations (typically 2–4 years)

Likely outputs: peer-reviewed articles, policy briefs, workshops, seminars, and stakeholder consultations

Total confirmed funding:CHF 120 000

Likely supported: collaborative events, research coordination, travel grants, and working group activities

Related initiatives include a continuing education format such as the CAS Big Data course at ZHAW (Neuer Weiterbildungskurs an der ZHAW: CAS Big Data) (portal.snf.ch,data.snf.ch,data.snf.ch)

For detailed project documentation—including team members, project dates, and final reports—please visit the official SNF record:🔗 SNF Grant 174853

SNF Grant 174853

“The Next Revolution in the Digital Transformation of the Finance Industry”

Grant Overview

Grant project ID:174853Funding scheme:COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology)Total funding approved:CHF 120 000Project status:Completed(data.snf.ch,portal.snf.ch,snf.ch)

Project Focus

This project explored the next stage of digital transformation within the finance sector, focusing on how emerging technologies are reshaping financial services and industry dynamics. (data.snf.ch)

Objectives

Investigate key drivers behind the digital transition in finance Assess the impact of new technologies on traditional banking and finance models Provide guidance for industry stakeholders, policymakers, and regulators to adapt to digital disruption

Consortium & Roles

Coordinated under COST protocols, with participation from leading Swiss and European academic institutions Included experts from financial, regulatory, and technology fields Notably, the grant included members involved in European-wide COST committees and initiatives (data.snf.ch,data.snf.ch)

Timeline & Deliverables

Though specific dates are not publicly detailed, the project followed common COST durations (typically 2–4 years)Likely outputs: peer-reviewed articles, policy briefs, workshops, seminars, and stakeholder consultations

Funding Use & Outcomes

Total confirmed funding:CHF 120 000Likely supported: collaborative events, research coordination, travel grants, and working group activities Related initiatives include a continuing education format such as the CAS Big Data course at ZHAW (Neuer Weiterbildungskurs an der ZHAW: CAS Big Data) (portal.snf.ch,data.snf.ch,data.snf.ch)

Learn More

For detailed project documentation—including team members, project dates, and final reports—please visit the official SNF record:🔗 SNF Grant 174853

  • Grant project ID:174853
  • Funding scheme:COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology)
  • Total funding approved:CHF 120 000

  • Project status:Completed(data.snf.ch,portal.snf.ch,snf.ch)

  • Investigate key drivers behind the digital transition in finance
  • Assess the impact of new technologies on traditional banking and finance models

  • Provide guidance for industry stakeholders, policymakers, and regulators to adapt to digital disruption

  • Coordinated under COST protocols, with participation from leading Swiss and European academic institutions
  • Included experts from financial, regulatory, and technology fields

  • Notably, the grant included members involved in European-wide COST committees and initiatives (data.snf.ch,data.snf.ch)

  • Though specific dates are not publicly detailed, the project followed common COST durations (typically 2–4 years)

  • Likely outputs: peer-reviewed articles, policy briefs, workshops, seminars, and stakeholder consultations

  • Total confirmed funding:CHF 120 000
  • Likely supported: collaborative events, research coordination, travel grants, and working group activities
  • Related initiatives include a continuing education format such as the CAS Big Data course at ZHAW (Neuer Weiterbildungskurs an der ZHAW: CAS Big Data) (portal.snf.ch,data.snf.ch,data.snf.ch)