You Can Register on
08 November 2026
Course Info
Trainer/s
Training activity Hours
12
Training activity Date
2026-11-23 - 2026-11-26
Training Activity Days
Start and End Time
17:00 - 20:00
Training Activity Language
English
Methodology
Blended
Type of Training
Short courses
Deadline for registration
Sunday, 22 November 2026, 5:00 PM
Price For Jordanian
96JOD
Price For Non Jordanian
180US$
Description
The program focuses on the journey of digital transformation in the banking sector, explaining how traditional banks can evolve into digital entities. It covers the importance of digital transformation, the challenges faced by banks, the stages of digital maturity, and the role of emerging technologies (like AI, Blockchain, and Cloud Computing) in shaping new banking models and digital products
Outcomes
- • Understand the importance and drivers of digital transformation in modern banking.
• Identify the challenges and risks associated with digital shifts, such as cybersecurity and organizational resistance.
• Learn about the stages of digital maturity and how to evaluate a bank's current position.
• Explore the impact of emerging technologies (AI, Blockchain, APIs) on banking services.
• Differentiate between traditional, digital-only, and hybrid banking models.
• Equip employees with essential digital and analytical skills required for the modern banking era
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Course Video
Contents
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· Why Digital Transformation is Important Now.
· Challenges Facing Banks in Digital Transformation.
· Digital Transformation Maturity Stages.
· Role of Emerging Technologies (AI, Blockchain, Cloud Computing, APIs).
· New Banking Models (Neobanks, Challenger Banks, etc.).
· Differences Between Traditional and Digital Banks.
· Defining Digital Products in a Banking Context.
· Design Thinking in Product Development.
· Agile Methodologies for Product Development.
· Innovation and Customer Experience.
· Change Management and Scaling Solutions.
· Essential Digital Skills for the Modern Banker
Target Group
• Banking and financial sector professionals.
• Regulators and central bank employees (SupTech/RegTech users).
• Startups and entrepreneurs (Incubators/Accelerators).
• Financial technology (FinTech) developers and users