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Showing 1 to 20 of 54 for “"Financial Technology"”.

  1. Adapting Financial Technology Standards to Blockchain Platforms

    <p>Traditional payment systems have standards designed to keep transaction data secure, but blockchain systems are not in scope for such security standards. We compare the Payment Application Data Security Standard’s (PA-DSS) applicability towards transaction-supported blockchain platforms to test …

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  2. Financial technology and financial inclusion in Zambia

    Financial inclusion as defined by the World Bank means that individuals and businesses have access to useful and affordable financial products and services that meet their needs through transactions, payments, savings, credit and insurance delivered in a responsible and sustainable way. It is a …

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  3. Financial technology and business model innovation: A study of UK banking

    … it to adapt and stay competitive within the financial technology (FinTech) ecosystem. The qualitative research presented here aims to provide a substantial and meaningful contribution to the literature on financial technology and business model innovation. This is accomplished by extending …

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  4. Financial Technology and Sustainability Strategies: In the Perspective of Banking Industry in Malaysia

    … access, comfort, and an economical cost. In the financial services sector, this has entirely changed and enabled the rise of a new financial technology trend (FinTech). However, FinTech problems cause the banks to suffer from adapting to digitalisation without knowing its impacts on their …

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  5. Myth or magic: the impact of financial technology on financial inclusion in Africa

    With the worldwide focus on financial inclusion to decrease poverty levels by banking the unbanked, understanding how to facilitate the banking of the previously unbanked in developing countries has become a globally topical issue. To contribute to this discussion from the perspective of Africa, …

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  6. Analysing the effect of financial technology on financial behaviour in Namibia: A gender perspective

    Despite advancements in Financial Technology (fintech), there is a notable reluctance among individuals, including those in Namibia, to adopt internet banking services. The main objective of this study is to investigate the effect of fintech on financial behaviour in Namibia, specifically the study …

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  7. Understanding Factors Facilitating the Diffusion of Financial Technology (FinTech) A Case Study of the Gulf Cooperation Council

    … Cooperation Council countries, analysing both financial institutions and technology companies. The research acknowledges the challenges associated with the spread of FinTech and aims to address these issues. The research employs Institutional Theory. To achieve comprehensive insights, a …

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  8. The nexus between financial inclusion and financial development in Zimbabwe (2009-2015)

    The study aims to establish the nexus between financial inclusion and financial development in Zimbabwe covering the period from 2009 to 2015. Using descriptive statistics including correlation analysis, t-tests, and graphical analysis, the study revealed that there is a positive relationship …

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  9. Impact of Trust on Continuous Usage within Internet Only Banks (IOB) of the UK: A Quantitative Study on Continuous Trust

    Internet-only banks (IOB) are an outcome of the financial technology sector and the latest addition to the banking industry. Despite having tremendous growth in terms of adoption, the industry lacks consumer trust in the UK financial market. The research investigates the impact of trust on …

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  10. Essays in Financial Intermediation

    Financial intermediaries have a special role in deposit and credit markets. This dissertation presents three essays exploring the relationship between banks, financial technology, deposits, and credit markets using the tools of academic finance. The first essay studies how financial technology

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  11. Factors for Sustainable Operations in the FinTech Industry. A Survey of Nigerian Users, Providers and Regulators.

    … at the success and failure rates of FinTech (Financial Technology) industries in Nigeria, and the factors responsible for its sustainability. FinTech global investment now makes up a multi-billion-dollar industry. The Financial sector, which is the backbone of economic growth in Nigeria is …

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  12. Rethinking the institutional structure of financial regulation in an era of fintech: the Nigerian case

    … and how to adapt the institutional structure of financial regulation to address the risks, changes, and regulatory challenges of financial technology (Fintech). Drawing on authoritative literature and practical examples from various jurisdictions, including South Africa, United Kingdom, …

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  13. Characterization of the Fintech Industry for the Peruvian Market

    Financial technology companies in Latin America and the world, typically known as Fintech, are growing at a significant rate. However, a detailed analysis on the main influencers on the success or survival of these technologies remains to be discussed. This research determines the variables and …

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  14. "Online Platform for Deep Learning Education"

    My thesis is going to focus on the development of a standalone, web based, machine learning educational platform. This platform will have a specific focus on neural networks. This tool will have the primary intention to provide a theoretical background to the mathematics of neural networks and …

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  15. A Feasibility Study on Using the Blockchain to Build a Credit Register for Individuals Who Do Not Have Access to Traditional Credit Scores

    … show their ability and willingness to meet their financial obligations. This paper provides insight into existing credit registers and the process followed to build an informal credit register on the blockchain. The research covers an investigation into the feasibility of the project and it was …

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  16. How to build a self-sovereign identity system that is beneficial to both the individual and business

    Self-sovereign identity defines a system in which an entity can generate and maintain their own proof of identity. There are several solutions aimed at providing this service and storing the relevant information on a blockchain. We describe how to develop such a system using Ethereum’s smart …

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  17. Regulating cryptocurrencies in South Africa

    Cryptocurrencies are one of the most exciting financial technologies that have emerged since the global financial crisis. It has spurred on a new financial ecosystem looking to enhance the traditional financial system. Many of the economic functions such as payments, investment, trading and capital …

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  18. A Model For Collaborative Creation And Ownership Of Digital Products

    … until its completion. Axone uses blockchain technology and web monetization to provide provenance for each chapter and to stream payments to authors.

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  19. Mudala: A blockchain-based carbon credit exchange platform

    … these challenges. By leveraging blockchain technology's decentralised, immutable, and peer-to-peer transacting properties, Mudala enables firms to list carbon-offsetting projects, which, once approved by a regulator, are available for purchase as carbon credits by firms seeking to offset …

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