Learnt the basics about digital transformation in the financial services.

Very good introduction to technological ecosystems and it's uses

Very well structured and very stimulating subject.

Great learning experience

Good case study on SAXO

liked it.

good

The course gave a holistic view as an introduction to Digital environment in businesses. Only few things i found a bit problematic was the fact that it didn't talk a lot about the financial industry. Since its named as "Digital Competition in Financial Industry", there should have been more examples taken from the industry. Additionally, the reading material provided was usually link to Wikipedia pages which diluted the quality of course. Finally, the best part of the course was that it involved a case study based assessment at the end and made the understanding of concepts even better.

Overall it was OK however, given the speed of change in this area, I think it could benefit from an update (course and exam are over 5 years old) and some clarification on the final assignment. Also some of the comments in the discussion (from students) are along the lines of "if you pass mine I will guarantee to pass yours". This needs more moderating by Coursera

The content of the course is super structured and the interviews with Soren Kyhl are very insightful. The speakers leave a little to be desired and convey a very insecure feeling due to the exuberant gestures.

every thing is good just the project because the review from the other student. i think that mistake even the other student dont get it the course and understand concept he can rate my project?

There seemed to be a more of Reading data than teaching data. But overall experience was good and final assignment for assessment gave me a better opportunity to learn.

It's a good point to start learning about FinTech start-ups and digital financial services. Nonetheless, the readings could have been better.

The course covers the area pretty well but the peer-to-peer assignment is a disaster

Course is OK - but the peer review system needs someone monitoring it.

The instructors English is not understandable.

Nice intro into Fintech.

(May 2021) While the course provides a good baseline introduction to digitalisation of financial services, I was disappointed with the following: 1) dated articles 2009-2012, perhaps they need to update sources to at least 2018-2019; 2) some articles refer to wikipedia...for a paid course, perhaps there should be better sources of information; 3) a lot of distracting typos - "pray", "costumers" among many others.. if this course is dated, shouldn't there be a regular editing check by coursera or the course providers?

Not very informative, mostly links to wikipedia and other articles..

The links are not pointing to the correct material.

I am sorry but the I find it poorly designed & articulated. I started courser just a month back, my first course was OKR and I find it great.. I can rate it 5 out of 5.. I tried this one with similar standard.. but trust.. I could not focus for various reasons. I am giving few of them,

1. articulation if very poor

2. no reading materials.. the links were provided and it did not help in understanding well

3. the case of Saxo bank could be been presented way better

4. illustrations/examples are not easy to relate

5. I may be wrong, but instructors could be pure academician with no corporate exposoure... I may be wrong.. but I hardly understood what they were trying to make me understand,

The course has content with links to Wikipedia which is literally a self-help website so I do not understand the objective of the course. I somehow reached the last week of the course to find out: there was a project which was very difficult- something which could not be aced through reading Wikipedia. It's not even like you read this passage on Wikipedia: the entire Wikipedia which could take days to read!!!. The course content is absolutely not up to the mark. Furthermore, the speaker is very difficult to understand.

I'm not happy the way course has been running. I studied more than required hours to finish course fast to move on to next level but unfortunately they don't allow me to finish it even though I have cleared all weeks. Secondly, the content of study was average not to the standard I had expected from top global school

The videos are hardly related to financial services with the exception of the interview with the Saxo Bank executive. Readings are Wikipedia articles and outdated news. Not worth the money at all.

Links not working, typos and wrong words in the texts.

Last exam could not be finished because there are no exams I can correct and nobody is there to rate my work.