A Study of Financial Literacy of Investors—A Bibliometric Analysis

Ansari, Yasmeen; Albarrak, Mansour Saleh; Sherfudeen, Noorjahan; Aman, Arfia

doi:10.3390/ijfs10020036

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“…All three hypotheses of this study were supported. It was found that financial literacy was significant for improving the et al, 2009;Awais et al, 2016;Ansari et al, 2022). Thus, it is important to examine the major factors affecting financial literacy amongst the people of Saudi Arabia.…”

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The roles of financial literacy and overconfidence in investment decisions in Saudi Arabia

2022

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Financial literacy has gained much attention amongst scholars, policymakers and other stakeholders due to its role in backing up investment decisions, improving personal financial management and increasing financial wellbeing. This study examines the influence of financial literacy on investment decisions with the moderating effect of the overconfidence behavioural bias. Data were collected from 180 respondents in Saudi Arabia using a questionnaire, and a convenience sampling technique was applied. The study’s findings were analysed using the partial least squares structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM) technique. It was found that financial literacy positively and significantly influenced investment decisions. Moreover, the results show that overconfidence positively affected investment decisions and that the relationship between financial literacy and investment decisions was positively and significantly moderated by overconfidence.

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The roles of financial literacy and overconfidence in investment decisions in Saudi Arabia

2022

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“…Bibliometric methods can be an advantage in literature reviews, before the analysis of the documents, guiding the researcher through the relevant works and mapping research fields while reducing subjectivity (Zupic and Čater, 2015). In this paper, we combine a systematic review with a bibliometric analysis, integrating the quantitative and qualitative efforts, after noticing that it has been frequent across different domains, such as financial studies (Ansari et al , 2022), economics (Xu et al , 2018), management (Bartolacci et al , 2020; Secinaro et al , 2022) or even engineering (Fakhar Manesh et al , 2021).…”

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Regulation of data-driven marketing and management theory: bibliometric analysis, systematic literature review and research agenda

Xavier

Picoto

2023

IJLMA

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Purpose Regulatory initiatives and related technological shifts have been imposing restrictions on data-driven marketing (DDM) practices. This paper aims to find the main restrictions for DDM and the key management theories applied to investigate the consequences of these restrictions. Design/methodology/approach The authors conducted a unified bibliometric analysis with 104 publications retrieved from both Scopus and Web of Science, followed by a qualitative, in-depth systematic literature review to identify the management theories in literature and inform a research agenda. Findings The fragmentation of the research outcomes was overcome by the identification of 3 main clusters and 11 management theories that structured 18 questions for future research. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this paper sets for the first time a frontier between almost three decades where DDM evolved with no significative restrictions, grounded on innovations and market autoregulation, and an era where data privacy, anti-trust and competition and data sovereignty regulations converge to impose structural changes, requiring scholars and practitioners to rethink the roles of data at the strategic level of the firm.

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“…Financial literacy refers to the combination of knowledge, awareness, attitudes, and skills necessary for a person to understand basic financial concepts and make the right financial decisions (Atkinson and Messy, 2011;Chhatwani and Mishra, 2021;Hamid and Loke, 2021;Hsu et al, 2021). Most studies have used "financial knowledge" and "financial literacy" interchangeably (Ansari et al, 2022). Increased levels of financial literacy are favorable for households' maintenance of healthy long-term savings and investments (Sivaramakrishnan et al, 2017;Kitamura and Nakashima, 2021).…”

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How farmland circulation affects household financial vulnerability in China: The chain mediation effect of labor transfer and financial literacy

Sun¹,

Wang

Cao

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Front. Sustain. Food Syst.

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Financial vulnerability is an important issue in livelihood resilience research domain. In the context of the Farmland Property Rights Reform in rural China and the promotion of farmland circulation, this study aims to explore whether and how household financial vulnerability is affected by farmland circulation and whether its impact shows heterogeneous characteristics depending on differences in farm household characteristics and regional characteristics. To answer these questions, a theoretical and empirical study was conducted based on the latest available Chinese household survey data (N = 9,822) from 2015 to 2019, using a chain mediating effects model and group regressions. The findings showed that farmland circulation could significantly reduce household financial vulnerability (Coef.=−0.167, p<0.01) while labor transfer and financial literacy played a mediating role. That is to say, farmland circulation could indirectly reduce household financial vulnerability by affecting labor transfer and financial literacy. The heterogeneity analysis showed that farmland circulation had a stronger mitigating effect on the financial vulnerability of older “first-generation farmer” households (with heads born before the 1980's) and households in the eastern regions with higher levels of economic development, suggesting that despite the “better late than never” advantage of farmland circulation, it can lead to greater regional inequality. These findings not only advance our understanding of how farmland circulation is associated with financial vulnerability but also provide some implications for the government's continuous optimization of the Farmland Property Rights Reform to ensure the financial security of farming households.

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A Study of Financial Literacy of Investors—A Bibliometric Analysis

Cited by 25 publications

References 76 publications

The roles of financial literacy and overconfidence in investment decisions in Saudi Arabia

The roles of financial literacy and overconfidence in investment decisions in Saudi Arabia

Regulation of data-driven marketing and management theory: bibliometric analysis, systematic literature review and research agenda

How farmland circulation affects household financial vulnerability in China: The chain mediation effect of labor transfer and financial literacy

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