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Masters · 1500 h · 11 modules
Master in Maritime Fintech & Blue Finance
This program prepares you to lead the digital transformation of the maritime sector and innovation in blue finance. Master disruptive technologies (Blockchain, AI, Big Data) applied to risk management, supply chain optimization…
Duration1500 h
FormatOnline
Starts30 November
Places20 / 20
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What is the Master in Maritime Fintech & Blue Finance?
The Master in Maritime Fintech & Blue Finance
This program prepares you to lead the digital transformation of the maritime sector and innovation in blue finance. Master disruptive technologies (Blockchain, AI, Big Data) applied to risk management, supply chain optimization, and sustainable financing of ocean projects. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the Fintech ecosystem and its impact on the blue economy, from the digitalization of marine insurance to the creation of new financial instruments for marine conservation. This program provides you with the skills and knowledge necessary to drive a more efficient, transparent, and sustainable maritime future.
Differentiating Advantages
- Practical Approach: Development of case studies and real-world projects with leading companies in the sector.
- Strategic Networking: Access to a global network of professionals and experts in Fintech and the blue economy.
- Comprehensive Training: Combination of financial, technological, and regulatory knowledge.
- Global Vision: Analysis of trends and challenges in the maritime and financial markets at an international level.
- Flexibility: Online format with live classes and multimedia resources for learning at your own pace.
Programme type
Master's Degree
Study mode
Online
Duration
1,500 hours
Modules
11
Programme highlights
- Maritime Fintech & Blue Finance: Master the latest trends at the intersection of finance, technology, and the blue economy.
- Financial Innovation: Learn how to apply blockchain, AI, and data analytics to the maritime sector and sustainable ocean investments.
- Sustainable Blue Economy: Develop financing strategies for marine renewable energy projects, responsible aquaculture, and efficient shipping.
- Hands-on Experience: Real-world case studies, simulations, and collaborative projects with leading companies in the sector.
- Global Networking: Connect with experts, investors, and entrepreneurs in the maritime and financial industries worldwide.
- Boost your career in the future of blue finance.
Curriculum
Programme Structure
The programme is structured in 11 modules, listed below in order of study.
01
Fundamentals of maritime economy and finance
- Structure of the maritime and port business
- Freight market cycles
- Sector financial actors
- Characteristic risks of the industry
- Introduction to the blue economy
- Accounting and Financial Statements of Shipping Companies
- Sector financial indicators
- Markets of sale and scrapping
- value of money over time
- Investment analysis
02
Financing of ships and maritime assets
- Naval mortgage loans
- Leasing, Sale and Leaseback and KG
- Capital markets and green bonds
- Vessel Valuation
- Structuring of financing operations
- Export financing and RCTs
- Chinese and Japanese funding of ships
- Covenants and Guarantees
- Debt Restructuring Shipping Company
- financing cases
03
Blue Finance and Sustainability
- Principles of Blue Finance and ESG Criteria
- Blue Bonds and Sustainability Linked Loans
- Poseidon Principles and European Taxonomy
- Decarbonization Financing
- impact measurement
- sustainable and green bonds in the sector
- Ocean Impact Funds
- Financing of sustainable ports
- Climate risks and TCFD
- Reporting ESG
04
Fintech technologies applied to the sector
- Digital payments and treasury management
- Alternative financing platforms
- Open Banking and APIs in maritime trade
- Artificial intelligence in risk assessment
- financial cybersecurity
- Trade financing and digital letters of credit
- Crew payment platforms
- Data analytics for loans
- RegTech and automated compliance
- Maritime Fintech Cases
05
Blockchain, tokenization and smart contracts
- Blockchain Basics
- Electronic Bill of Lading (EBL)
- Tokenization of Maritime Assets
- Smart Contracts in Charters and Insurance
- Regulatory Challenges
- Cryptoactives and stablecoins in maritime payments
- traceability platforms
- SMART CONTRACT AUDIT
- Interoperability between chains
- Pilot projects in shipping companies and ports
06
Maritime insurance and insurtech
- Hull and machines, P&I and cargo
- Data-based risk models
- Parametric insurance
- Digital Claims Management
- New Insurtech actors
- Risk analysis with AIS data
- Insurance based on use
- Reinsurance and London Market
- Maritime insurance fraud
- artificial intelligence in subscription
07
Financial risk management
- FFA Freight and Derivatives Risk
- interest rate and exchange risk
- Fuel risk and coverage
- counterparty credit risk
- Stress testing and scenarios
- Liquidity risk management
- Value at risk (VAR)
- carbon emissions coverage
- risk governance
- Reports to the Council
08
Regulation, Compliance and Entrepreneurship
- Applicable financial regulations
- Sanctions, KYC and Laundering Prevention
- Startups and venture capital in the maritime sector
- Fintech business models
- Presentation to investors
- MICA regulations on crypto assets
- Financial supervision and licences
- Due diligence for investors
- Scaling of a FinTech startup
- Fintech business plan
09
Carbon markets and financing of the maritime energy transition
- European emissions trading system applied to maritime transport
- Carbon voluntary markets
- Carbon price and impact on freight
- Fueleu Maritime and compliance mechanisms
- Financing of alternative fuels
- IMO funds and incentives
- Contracts for differences and subsidies
- Valuation of ships in the face of decarbonization
- Stranded assets and transition risk
- Decarbonization financial strategy
10
Valuation of companies, investment and analysis of maritime projects
- Shipping Companies Valuation Methods
- Discounted Cash Flow Analysis
- Multiple valuation
- Investment in ports and infrastructure
- Private Equity in the maritime sector
- Investment funds in ships
- Project Risk Analysis
- Financial and technical due diligence
- IPO AND CAPITAL MARKETS
- Investment case study
11
Master’s Final Project in Master in Maritime Fintech & Blue Finance
- Definition of the problem, objectives and scope of the project
- State of the art review and applicable regulatory framework
- Methodology, resources and work planning
- Technical development and analysis of results
- Conclusions, feasibility and future lines
- Drafting of memory and defence before the Court
- Choice of topic and definition of the research problem
- Formulation of objectives, hypotheses and scope of work
- Analysis of the applicable regulatory and technical framework
- Design of the methodology and the work plan
Workload
Study Time and Workload
1500 hours of study, online and at your own pace. Move the slider to the hours a week you can really put in.
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Who it is for
Maritime and financial professionals interested in digitally transforming their operations and understanding new sustainable investment opportunities in the ocean.Entrepreneurs and startups looking to develop innovative solutions for financing, risk management, and process optimization in the blue economy.Executives and managers who need to adapt their business models to new financial technolo
Faculty
Academic direction and faculty
The teaching team at Navalis: working professionals who deliver and oversee the institute's programmes.
Eng. Diego Cifuentes
Cap. Javier Abaroa (MCA)
Dr. Pau Ferrer
Dr. Nuria Llobregat
Eng. Javier Bañuls
Eng. Sofía Marquina
Eng. Tomás Riera
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Outcomes
Learning Outcomes
- 01Promoting financial innovation in the blue economy
- 02Develop financing models for sustainable maritime projects
- 03Assess and manage financial risks in the maritime and fishing sector
- 04Mastering disruptive technologies to transform blue finance
- 05Leading the digital and financial transformation of companies in the maritime sector
- 06Optimize strategic decision-making based on maritime financial data
Careers
Career Opportunities
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02Maritime Fintech Investment Analyst: Risk assessment and management in investment projects related to the maritime industry and the blue economy.
03Blue Finance Innovation Project Manager: Leadership and development of financial innovation initiatives in the maritime sector.
04Maritime Fintech and Sustainability Consultant: Advising companies and organizations on the adoption of sustainable Fintech solutions for the maritime sector.
05Blockchain Specialist for the Maritime Supply Chain: Development and implementation of blockchain solutions to optimize traceability and financing in the maritime supply chain.
06Maritime Fintech Regulatory Expert: Analysis and regulatory compliance in the field of Fintech applied to the maritime sector and the blue economy.
07Product Developer Innovative Maritime Finance: Creation and commercialization of new technology-based financial products and services for the maritime sector.
08Digital Transformation Manager in Maritime Companies: Leadership in the implementation of digital transformation strategies and adoption of Fintech technologies in companies within the maritime sector.
09Maritime Fintech Entrepreneur: Creation of innovative startups and companies that offer Fintech solutions for the maritime sector and the blue economy.
Questions
Entry Requirements
Maritime and financial sector, specifically at the intersection of financial technology (fintech) and blue finance.
Yes. The itinerary includes ECDIS/Radar-ARPA/BRM with harbor, ocean, fog, storm, and SAR scenarios.
Online with live sessions; hybrid option for simulator/practical placements through agreements.
Yeah.
Recommended functional SMCP. We offer support materials for standard phraseology.
Yes, with a relevant degree or experience in maritime/port operations. The admissions interview will confirm suitability.
Optional (3–6 months) through Companies & Collaborations and the Alumni Network.
Simulator practice (rubrics), defeat plans, SOPs, checklists, micro-tests and applied TFM.
A degree from Navalis Magna Institute + operational portfolio (tracks, SOPs, reports and KPIs) useful for audits and employment.
Online admissions
Admissions Process
No waiting for a phone call. If your documents are complete, you can pay in the same session.
Entry requirements
```htmlAcademic/Professional Profile:Bachelor's/Undergraduate Degree in Economics, Finance, Business Administration, Law, or Engineering; or accredited professional experience in the financial, maritime, or blue economy sectors.Language Proficiency:English (B2 or higher) is essential for following the program and accessing technical documentation.Documentation:Updated CV, copy of degree (if applicable), academic transcript, ID/Passport, cover letter explaining your interest in Maritime Fintech & Blue Finance.Technical Requirements (for online):Computer with camera/
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