We develop upskilling solutions and programs for teams and organizations with the world’s top universities. Help your organization build the right skills to meet changing customer needs, remain relevant, and undergo transformation.

Build Skills to Drive Key Outcomes

Emeritus Enterprise’s offerings for financial services teach the skills needed to defend market share, deliver innovative products and services, and more.

Digitizing Products and Services

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Employees learn how to innovate in the digital age, improve efficiency, and remain competitive against FinTech companies.

Leveraging Data as an Asset

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Build the employee skills needed to improve data quality and migration and gather insights to drive decisions.

Being Proactive and Mitigating Risk

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Prepare employees for cybersecurity risks and create an organization that can pivot quickly, reactively, and proactively.

Our Solutions

We customize solutions to align with company’s needs, whether to offer education as a benefit, undergo transformation, or develop employee skills.

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Academies

Build the skills your employees need to launch an organizational transformation.

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Accelerate

Offer access to 200+ university courses in critical fields like data, technology, and leadership.

We understand the challenges your company faces, and our FinServ programs and solutions are designed to solve them.

Areas of focus include:

  • Data transformation
  • Sustainability
  • Cybersecurity
  • Product management in a digital world
  • Engineering
  • Transformational leadership
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70%

of finance leaders say they lack the employee training they need to improve digital competencies.

Source: Gartner

83%

of financial services professionals say artificial intelligence is important to their company’s future.

Source: NVIDIA

71%

of banking and financial firms say the use of data and analytics is creating a competitive advantage.

Source: IBM

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