Developing FinTech Ecosystems for Voluntary Carbon Markets Through Nature-Based Solutions: Opportunities and Barriers in ASEAN

David, Dharish; Yoshino, Miyana; Varun, Joseph Pablo

doi:10.1007/978-981-19-2662-4_6

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“…Additionally, the study identifies S&P Global Clean Energy as a significant hedge, particularly when considering long-term momentum. This research, along with works by Li et al (2017), David et al (2022), Feyen et al (2021), Dranev et al (2019, Bhatnagar et al (2022), Rupeika-Apoga and Wendt (2022), and Horn et al (2020, as well as Wu et al (2020), collectively emphasizes the rising global importance of the fintech industry. They note its rapid development and increasingly significant role in the broader technology sector.…”

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Unveiling Outperformance: A Portfolio Analysis of Top AI-Related Stocks against IT Indices and Robotics ETFs

Trabelsi Karoui,

Sayari,

Dammak

et al. 2024

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In this study, we delve into the financial market to compare the performance of prominent AI and robotics-related stocks against traditional IT indices, such as the Nasdaq, and specialized AI and robotics ETFs. We evaluate the role of these stocks in diversifying portfolios, analyzing their return potential and risk profiles. Our analysis includes various investment scenarios, focusing on common AI-related stocks in the United States. We explore the influence of risk management strategies, ranging from “buy and hold” to daily rebalancing, on AI stock portfolios. This involves investigating long-term strategies like buy and hold, as well as short-term approaches, such as daily rebalancing. Our findings, covering the period from 30 April 2021, to 15 September 2023, show that AI-related stocks have not only outperformed in recent years but also highlight the growing “AI bubble” and the increasing significance of AI in investment decisions. The study reveals that these stocks have delivered superior performance, as indicated by metrics like Sharpe and Treynor ratios, providing insights into market trends and financial returns in the technology and robotics sectors. The results are particularly relevant for investors and traders in the AI sector, offering a balanced view of potential returns against the risks in this rapidly evolving market. This paper adds to the financial market literature by demonstrating that investing in emerging trends, such as AI, can be more advantageous in the short term compared to traditional markets like the Nasdaq.

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Unveiling Outperformance: A Portfolio Analysis of Top AI-Related Stocks against IT Indices and Robotics ETFs

Trabelsi Karoui,

Sayari,

Dammak

et al. 2024

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“…The earlier academic and empirical literature provides different discernment concerning asset portfolio investment opportunities (Oehler et al 2021;Mubarak and Petraite 2020;Chang 2019). At the same time, an emerging dimension in the literature accentuates the significance and emergence of the fintech industry around the globe (Li et al 2017;David et al 2022;Feyen et al 2021;Horn et al 2020). Present research considers the volatilities and assesses the return dynamics of the fintech market in India.…”

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“…Globally, India is acknowledged as a strong fintech hub, and as the Indian entrepreneurial landscape develops further, more businesses driven by fintech use cases will be created and supported by more investors (EY 2022). India has the highest rate of adoption of financial technologies (David et al 2022). The skyrocketing Indian fintech market is appealing to investors, but is the risk worth it?…”

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The Dynamic Connectedness between Risk and Return in the Fintech Market of India: Evidence Using the GARCH-M Approach

Bhatnagar

Özen

Taneja

et al. 2022

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Fintech allows investors to explore previously unavailable investment opportunities; it provides new return opportunities while also introducing new risks. The aim of this study is to investigate the relationship between risk and return in the fintech industry in the Indian stock market. This article is based on market-based research that focuses on demonstrating the volatility in the fintech market’s prices and demystifying the opportunities. Secondary data were collected from the Bombay Stock Exchange’s official fintech industry website from January 2017 to July 2022 to determine whether there is any dynamic link between risk and return in the Indian fintech market. The variance-based Mean-GARCH (GARCH-M) model was used to determine whether there is a dynamic link between risk and return in the Indian fintech market. The findings emphasize the importance of taking the risk of investing in India’s fintech industry. The implications for stock investors’ and fund managers’ portfolio composition and holding periods of equities or market exposure are significant. Finally, depending on their investment horizons, the Indian fintech industry may yield significant profits for risk-taking individuals.

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The role of Fintech firms’ sustainability during the COVID-19 period

Toumi¹,

Najaf

Dhiaf³

et al. 2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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This study investigates the moderating role of environmental disclosures on the market performance of 48 Fintech and 140 non-Fintech firms during the pandemic using data from 2011 to 2022. Ordinary least squares and correlations were used for data analysis. The study’s first finding revealed that Fintech firms had a better environmental performance (78.4%) than non-Fintech firms during the pandemic. The study’s second finding indicated that environmental disclosures are crucial for shareholders and contributed almost 10.2% to the Fintech firms’ market performance during the pandemic. This study’s contribution is significant in enhancing the understanding of the shareholders’ sensitivity towards sustainability disclosures during financial crisis. The findings of this study are essential for policymakers, start-up entrepreneurs, and shareholders.

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Developing FinTech Ecosystems for Voluntary Carbon Markets Through Nature-Based Solutions: Opportunities and Barriers in ASEAN

Cited by 3 publications

References 26 publications

Unveiling Outperformance: A Portfolio Analysis of Top AI-Related Stocks against IT Indices and Robotics ETFs

Unveiling Outperformance: A Portfolio Analysis of Top AI-Related Stocks against IT Indices and Robotics ETFs

The Dynamic Connectedness between Risk and Return in the Fintech Market of India: Evidence Using the GARCH-M Approach

The role of Fintech firms’ sustainability during the COVID-19 period

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