Financial technology to address the liability of poorness? A typology of FinTech organisations

Ranabahu, Nadeera

doi:10.1108/ejim-07-2022-0359

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“…al., 2022;Guo et. al., 2021;Kedir & Kouame, 2022;Łasak, 2022;Ranabahu, 2022).En el tercer bloque está el emprendimiento; unos de los temas principales es la intensión empresarial: el más usado; algunos buscan identificar los factores motivacionales; usan instrumentos de medición: cuestionario, encuesta, etc. Este es la base de estudio para entender el emprendimiento; las investigaciones abordan: programa de educación empresarial, desempeño de los emprendedores, actividades, emprendimiento social, espíritu emprendedor, bienestar de la sociedad, empleo y desarrollo sostenibleGoswami et.…”

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Inclusión Financiera, Educación financiera y el Emprendimiento: Análisis bibliométrico de los años 2012 al 2022.

Chavez Ruiz,

García Salirrosas,

Vásquez Villanueva

2023

RHC

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Aceptado: 26 de diciembre de 2022 ResumenEl presente artículo tiene el objetivo de describir el análisis bibliométrico sobre la educación financiera, la inclusión financiera y emprendimiento, sobre la base de datos recabados de Scopus, del 2006 al 2022, en un total de 273 artículos. Generalmente estos tres se analizan de manera separada; se ha considerado estudiar los tres mediante un enfoque bibliométrico, para una mejor comprensión de la literatura. Se hizo un análisis descriptivo para medir la evolución en el tiempo, revistas, autores, universidades, países, palabras claves. Se concluye que la investigación es un aporte para la literatura, complementa los estudios realizados, como una contribución práctica para los investigadores, empresas, emprendedores, instituciones educativas y entidades de gobierno.

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Inclusión Financiera, Educación financiera y el Emprendimiento: Análisis bibliométrico de los años 2012 al 2022.

Chavez Ruiz,

García Salirrosas,

Vásquez Villanueva

2023

RHC

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Building the future through digital entrepreneurship and innovation

Sánchez-García,

Martínez-Falcó,

Marco-Lajara

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PurposeThe main objective of this research is to analyze the dynamics of academic research on digital entrepreneurship and innovation, unveiling the main research trends developed in the last decade.Design/methodology/approachThe analysis has been carried out using a dual methodological approach comprising bibliometric methods and an innovative three-level systematic review, involving the analysis of the most used keywords, the co-occurrence network of keywords and a traditional review of the abstracts of the 1713 peer-reviewed articles that make up the database under study, with the aim of revealing and discussing the most important research trends developed in the period analyzed.FindingsThe results reveal seven major research trends that underscore the fundamental role of digital platforms in democratizing innovation, enabling a more inclusive and collaborative environment wherein startups, established firms, academia and government entities converge to drive technological advancements and societal progress. Additionally, the pressing need for a holistic understanding of digital technologies' potential to spur economic growth, societal progress and sustainable development is highlighted, as well as the challenges posed by privacy, security and the digital divide.Originality/valueThis research has been developed using an innovative methodology, and contributes to the academic discourse by providing a comprehensive overview of the current state and prospects of digital entrepreneurship and innovation for policymakers, entrepreneurs and researchers, urging a collaborative effort to harness the benefits of digital transformation in an equitable and responsible manner, fostering an environment of innovation that is conducive to the sustainable growth of the digital economy.

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Defeating the Dark Sides of FinTech: A Regression-Based Analysis of Digitalization’s Role in Fostering Consumers’ Financial Inclusion in Central and Eastern Europe

Panait,

Apostu,

Gigauri

et al. 2024

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Financial technologies metamorphose economies with customer-focused innovation. In this way, financial inclusion is fostered and economic growth is increased. However, risks, trust issues, and ethical concerns stem from the faster advancement of digital technologies and expanding financial innovation. Thus, this paper aims to understand the risks and barriers associated with FinTech and consumer adoption, focussing on the impact of digitalization on financial products/services’ acceptance. The research investigates the impact of digitalization on financial services and the recognition of the role played in the global economy by FinTech. For this reason, the regression analysis was used to explore the influence and correlation of various variables on FinTech in Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries, such as Internet usage, online shopping, paying bills via the Internet, and making and receiving digital payments. The results show differences between three clusters of CEEs in terms of FinTech adoption. While several past studies have explored the advantages of FinTech, few studies have investigated the risks associated with its adoption, trust, and barriers to its usage in different country contexts. The present paper fills the gap by analysing the data on Internet usage, online shopping, paying bills via Internet, and sending or receiving digital payments in CEE countries. The study recommends that FinTech companies share information online not only to present their offerings to users, but also to promote financial education through clear and straightforward communication about the features of their services. This approach can indirectly benefit society by contributing to financial development, inclusion, social stability, and, consequently, sustainable development.

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Financial technology to address the liability of poorness? A typology of FinTech organisations

Cited by 3 publications

References 49 publications

Inclusión Financiera, Educación financiera y el Emprendimiento: Análisis bibliométrico de los años 2012 al 2022.

Inclusión Financiera, Educación financiera y el Emprendimiento: Análisis bibliométrico de los años 2012 al 2022.

Building the future through digital entrepreneurship and innovation

Defeating the Dark Sides of FinTech: A Regression-Based Analysis of Digitalization’s Role in Fostering Consumers’ Financial Inclusion in Central and Eastern Europe

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