Configuring the RegTech business model to explore implications of FinTech

Wang, Jen-Sheng; Chen, Yen-Tzu

doi:10.1016/j.eij.2024.100483

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“…In general, the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) proposed by Saaty (1980) can effectively evaluate variables and explain them objectively for decision makers. The AHP can measure the order of importance of variables or factors in multivariate research and then propose solutions; thus, the AHP is often used in many academic and professional fields (Wang, 2024). However, it has been questioned because the AHP does not accurately reflect individuals' cognitive judgements.…”

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“…In personal asset allocation and finance planning, FinTech companies directly share account information with accountants, reducing time costs and improving efficiency (Svetlo s ak et al, 2023). However, personal information security is the basis for customers to trust financial institutions, and the reputation of financial institutions depends on customers' trust in them (Nicholls, 2019;Wang, 2024). Consequently, financial supervisors must BPMJ 30,5 establish a governance supervision mechanism to ensure that when applying Open API to provide related services, negligence or security incidents involving external third parties will not cause their customers to lose trust (Farrow, 2020;Laplante and Kshetri, 2021).…”

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Exploring and evaluating the development of an open application programming interface (Open API) architecture for the fintech services ecosystem

Wang

2024

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PurposeThe Open API (application programming interface) architecture will play an important role in promoting future FinTech service applications; however, it involves user data, and the current specialization and progression are less visible. Therefore, an evaluation framework for Open API development in the FinTech service ecosystem is constructed in this study.Design/methodology/approachThis study preliminarily selects the four most important key objects and factors of this ecosystem and conducts expert interviews to revise the evaluation framework. Then, this study uses the fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (FAHP) to evaluate the objects and their factor weights and finally uses the FAHP analysis results to further apply the evaluation based on distance from average solution (EDAS) approach to explore the strategy optimization scenarios.FindingsAccording to the analysis results, the co-creation object and productivity object are the two most significant objects, with weights of 0.275 and 0.272, respectively. The analysis shows that FinTech-related companies expect to increase productivity through co-creation. Finally, the results also indicate that mobile payment is the best Open API application scenario in the FinTech service ecosystem, followed by online banking. These results illustrate strategic and management implications.Originality/valueThis study screens key evaluation criteria with a literature review and expert questionnaire interviews to process quantitative research. It can determine the weights of objectives and criteria to clarify the strength of influence between the objectives and criteria. Next, this study measures the probable performance of Open API applied in various FinTech service ecosystem scenarios.

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