Library
What We're Reading
Fast Company:
The Apple Store of weddings is here
Non-NYU Co-Working Spaces
BioBAT:
A not-for-profit research and manufacturing center at the Brooklyn Army Terminal that leases affordable wet lab and office space to expanding science and technology companies.
What We're Reading
Harvard Business Review:
How to Encourage Entrepreneurial Thinking on Your Team
What We're Reading
Techstars:
Blackstone LaunchPad powered by Techstars Lifts Student-Led Ventures With New Cohort Program
Non-NYU Startup Accelerators
M-Corps:
Focuses on getting founders through the Valley of Death to launch pilots, fulfill first orders, and get new cleantech products to market.
Non-NYU Co-Working Spaces
FutureWorks:
An incubator for early- and growth-stage startups to get investor-ready to scale through expert mentorship, a series of essential workshops, and a cohort of founders.
What We're Reading
MARKETPLACE:
The creator economy is turning to the sharing economy for camera gear
What We're Reading
Business Den:
Bra startup targeting smaller-chested women raises six figures
What We're Reading
Fox Business:
Luxury online bedding company Brooklinen opens pop up shop
NYU Abu Dhabi
ECON-UH 2512 FinTech Innovation: Finance, Technology, Regulation:
FinTech innovation is the hottest topic in Financial Services and touches all aspects of industry transformation. Digitizing a financial institution or competing with established players requires an interdisciplinary approach. For FinTech entrepreneurs and investors to be capable of creating or evaluating innovative business models that can generate revenues they need to possess knowledge on 3 key areas: Finance (quantitative methods and behavioral finance), Technology (artificial intelligence, blockchain, API) and Regulation (MIFID2, PSD2, GRDP). In this course we will cover these key three areas and study their implications for FinTech founders and investors, established financial institutions and regulators.
