O impacto da transformação tecnológica e institucional do mercado financeiro global na educação
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Globalização financeira, FinTech, Ecossistemas de investimento, Investimentos profissionais, Educação financeiraResumo
O artigo se dedica a formar novos rumos educacionais condicionados pela transformação tecnológica e institucional do mercado financeiro global no século XXI. A moderna economia digital impõe novos requisitos para as competências e a ética profissional dos especialistas que atuam na esfera do investimento. Os autores identificaram os principais fatores que determinam as tarefas de modernização da formação de analistas financeiros, banqueiros e advogados especializados em direito de investimento. O problema diz respeito à digitalização e globalização dos fluxos de investimento, formação de ecossistemas de investimento e expansão da participação de grandes empresas financeiras em projetos educacionais. Os autores concluem que as transformações tecnológicas e socioeconômicas globais estimulam todo o mundo financeiro, incluindo a Rússia, a revisar seus modelos de negócios e as esferas da educação financeira e jurídica especializada - a se modernizar ativamente de acordo com as necessidades do mercado.
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