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In today’s dynamic and ever-evolving business landscape, the ability to secure funding and make strategic investment decisions is essential for both startups and established companies looking to scale and innovate. This course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the world of venture capital, equipping you with the knowledge and skills to navigate this complex field.
During the training program, participant will delve into the intricacies of venture capital financing, explore the strategies employed by successful investors, and gain valuable insights into the mindsets of entrepreneurs seeking funding.
The Society of Actuaries (SOA) and the Financial Academy (FA) collaborate to bring you actuarial developments and events. Join us for an afternoon of growth, learning, connections and fun at Candidate Connect on Saturday, November 18. We will begin the event with a welcome followed by presentations from local actuaries who will share their actuarial journeys, including their experiences as candidates. Bring your questions! We will conclude with a get-to-know-everyone activity where you can relax and meet other candidates in the region, actuaries, the employer, SOA leadership, and much more. This Candidate Connect event is designed for college students and SOA candidates. You'll learn about the actuary's profession, get study tips and exam-taking tips, and hear from a panel of actuaries about their roles, job search tips, and more.
For Centralized Finance (CeFi):
Control and Intermediaries: Centralized finance relies on centralized entities such as banks and regulatory bodies, emphasizing control through traditional intermediaries.
Regulation and Compliance: CeFi is subject to strict regulations, adhering to compliance measures that ensure transparency and consumer protection.
Trust in Third Parties: Trust is placed in centralized institutions to manage funds and protect client information.
Liquidity: CeFi institutions provide liquidity to markets through services such as loans and credit facilities.
Centralized Decision-Making: Key decisions in CeFi are made centrally within institutions like central banks, influencing financial policy and strategies.
For Decentralized Finance (DeFi):
Decentralization: DeFi relies on blockchain technology, distributing control across a network, eliminating the need for centralized authorities.
Open and Permissionless: DeFi platforms are open to anyone with internet access, providing a comprehensive and accessible financial system.
Transparency and Trustlessness: Blockchain technology ensures transparent transactions, and the trustless nature means parties don't need to trust each other or a central authority.
Programmable Finance: DeFi utilizes smart contracts to enhance automation, efficiency, and accessibility.
Risks and Security Concerns: DeFi faces challenges such as smart contract vulnerabilities and regulatory uncertainty, emphasizing the importance of security measures.
Decentralized Decision-Making: In DeFi, decisions are often made collectively by the community or through decentralized governance models.