Digitization in the Market for Entrepreneurial Finance: Innovative Business Models and New Financing Channels

Bertoni, Fabio; Bonini, Stefano; Capizzi, Vincenzo; Colombo, Massimo G.; Manigart, Sophie

doi:10.1177/10422587211038480

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“…Digitization has both expanded information by generating new data from digital footprints and made otherwise outdated information available to analyze. Digitization services are provided by businesses that interact with fintech companies in the back end, most notably biometrics (Bertoni et al 2022;Bollaert, Lopez-de-Silanes, and Schwienbacher 2021;D'Acunto, Prabhala, and Rossi, 2019). Third, advances in big data analytics, artificial intelligence/machine learning, and computing capacity have facilitated analyzing a large amount of data and incorporating the analysis into financial decision-making (Bazarbash, 2019).…”

Section: Fintech Payments Developmentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fintech Payments in Public Financial Management: Benefits and Risks

Griffin¹,

Uña²,

Bazarbash³

et al. 2023

IMF Working Papers

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Section: Fintech Payments Developmentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fintech Payments in Public Financial Management: Benefits and Risks

Griffin¹,

Uña²,

Bazarbash³

et al. 2023

IMF Working Papers

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“…Showing commitment and gratitude towards employees will help in reducing their fear of replacement due to the pandemic changes. According to the research by Bertoni et al, it had been stated that the rise in high-tech companies during the pandemic had influenced the outcome of human-based enterprises [14]. Due to the increasing demand for tech-oriented business operations, the pace in "artificial intelligence" against traditional labor is increasing the concern of the employees and prompting entrepreneurship for the future development of employee careers.…”

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How do Multinational Companies Assume New Social Responsibilities under the COVID-19?

Bian¹

2022

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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This research study mainly focuses on the impact of Covid-19 on multinational companies and the development of new social responsibilities. They mainly analyze the pre and post responsibilities of multinational companies in terms of normalizing the organizational situation in a pandemic. The research method utilized in the assessment is legal norm analysis which helps in identifying the gap in the corporate social responsibilities. The background problem is based on the research about the corporate social responsibilities before the pandemic in China and other multinational organizations which have been considered an integral part of organizational success. However, after the pandemic, these social responsibilities become more essential. In this research paper, the previous strategic approach and new development in corporate social responsibilities have been analyzed in order to overcome the negative consequences of a pandemic on society. The new development of law enforcement in regard to new organizational structure and working environment has been discussed to improve social responsibilities. The correlation between the performance of the MNEs and pandemic outbreaks has been identified. Therefore, this study significantly proposes the need for legal policies and legislation to rebuild corporate social responsibilities after the covid-19 outbreak.

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“…Aimage's business model and the competences were timely and promising in terms of the expected growth of demand for digital services in the future, beyond the pandemic crisis period. As noticed, while challenging the traditional sources of start-up capital, the global crisis also gave unprecedented rise to digitization (Bertoni et al, 2021).…”

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Aimage's entrepreneurial value creation and crowdfunding: Entrepreneurship in times of crisis

Nespoli

Kozan

Scuotto

et al. 2022

The International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation

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The increasing amount of investment through crowdfunding platforms despite the recent global economic downturn brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic has nurtured the interest in how this form of investment can generate non-monetary value for a company. Through the lens of the entrepreneurial value creation (EVC) theory, the present case study demonstrates the development of two key stages of a new venture: (1) formulation and (2) monetization. The study employs a case study approach based on a high-tech company in Italy, namely Aimage. The case demonstrates how Aimage improves entrepreneurial competences by the acquisition of dynamic capabilities through means of a crowdfunding campaign. It shows how to gain not just monetary but also non-monetary benefits, mainly in the form of entrepreneurial knowledge. Moreover, the case of Aimage confirms that crowdfunding brings added value to an entrepreneurial venture in its monetization stage—even when capital is not needed for survival but for overcoming time of crisis—by enhancing its dynamic capabilities and helping to transform entrepreneurial competence into entrepreneurial reward.

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Digitization in the Market for Entrepreneurial Finance: Innovative Business Models and New Financing Channels

Cited by 36 publications

References 101 publications

Fintech Payments in Public Financial Management: Benefits and Risks

Fintech Payments in Public Financial Management: Benefits and Risks

How do Multinational Companies Assume New Social Responsibilities under the COVID-19?

Aimage's entrepreneurial value creation and crowdfunding: Entrepreneurship in times of crisis

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