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VOL. 13, ISSUE 2 (2026)
Workforce Skill Enhancement through Digital Learning in Financial Institutions: A Performance perspective
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A Josephine Reena, Dr. K Famitha Begum
Abstract
The present study aims to explore the relationship between structured digital learning programmes and workforce performance outcomes in financial institutions. This study has been based on cross-sectoral data from survey reports such as ‘LinkedIn Learning 2024’ [5], ‘EY Work Reimagined Survey 2024’, ‘Continu Elearning Statistics 2025’, along with findings from primary research studies which proved that organisations adopting AI-augmented digital learning programmes, mobile-first digital learning programmes, and microlearning programmes have experienced significant improvements in terms of workforce competency, workforce productivity, and employee retention. Statistical trends in data from 1,100+ HR leaders (Mercer, 2024-25) [6] reveal significant skill gaps in terms of fintech literacy, cybersecurity and regulatory compliance. However, statistical trends in such data reveal that digital learning programmes increase learning efficiency by as much as 57%. A structured survey was conducted on a sample of 320 employees working in major Indian banking and financial institutions. This study has been based on descriptive statistics, Chi-Square Test of Association, Pearson Correlation Analysis, Exploratory Factor Analysis and Multiple Regression Analysis to assess the relationship between structured digital learning programmes modality adoption and employee competency enhancement, along with its relationship with employee performance factors.
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Pages:129-134
How to cite this article:
A Josephine Reena, Dr. K Famitha Begum "Workforce Skill Enhancement through Digital Learning in Financial Institutions: A Performance perspective". International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development, Vol 13, Issue 2, 2026, Pages 129-134
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