DOKBAT 2021 - 17th International Bata Conference for Ph.D. Students and Young Researchers 2021
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The Factors of Fintech: A Literature Review

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“…Many FinTech studies (Arha & Jufri, 2020;Jutla & Sundararajan, 2016;Lee & Shin, 2018;Varga, 2017) explored the FinTech value drivers, ecosystem, and its elements, while Csepy & Aranyossy (2019) were focusing on the customer value creation power in the financial services industry. Although Phat Pham et al (2021) categorized FinTech as "bank FinTech" (traditional financial institutions utilizing financial technologies) and as "Fin-Tech-outside" (non-financial institutes using technology to provide financial services) -which viewpoint and sector-specific analysis also assessed by other authors (Gyüre, 2020;Horváth, 2019Horváth, , 2020Kerényi & Molnár, 2017) -, it can be concluded that the definition of Fin-Tech is very versatile and can be approached from many sides. Another relevant angle is the importance of Fin-Tech solutions in the field of green finance (MNB, 2022;Horvath, 2022), which can contribute to the aim of green financing and broadly, to GreenTech solutions -supporting green objectives and investments.…”
Section: Figure 3 the Everythingtech Phenomenon In Various Industriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many FinTech studies (Arha & Jufri, 2020;Jutla & Sundararajan, 2016;Lee & Shin, 2018;Varga, 2017) explored the FinTech value drivers, ecosystem, and its elements, while Csepy & Aranyossy (2019) were focusing on the customer value creation power in the financial services industry. Although Phat Pham et al (2021) categorized FinTech as "bank FinTech" (traditional financial institutions utilizing financial technologies) and as "Fin-Tech-outside" (non-financial institutes using technology to provide financial services) -which viewpoint and sector-specific analysis also assessed by other authors (Gyüre, 2020;Horváth, 2019Horváth, , 2020Kerényi & Molnár, 2017) -, it can be concluded that the definition of Fin-Tech is very versatile and can be approached from many sides. Another relevant angle is the importance of Fin-Tech solutions in the field of green finance (MNB, 2022;Horvath, 2022), which can contribute to the aim of green financing and broadly, to GreenTech solutions -supporting green objectives and investments.…”
Section: Figure 3 the Everythingtech Phenomenon In Various Industriesmentioning
confidence: 99%