Innovation Relationships in the Emergence of Fintech Ecosystems

Still, Kaisa; Lähteenmäki, Ilkka; Seppänen, Marko

doi:10.24251/hicss.2019.765

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“…It was developed from the examination of 227 FinTechs from various countries that are focused on end consumers (business-to-consumer). Additionally, Still et al. (2019) investigation into the development of FinTech ecosystems included a case study of innovation at two of Finland's largest retail banks as well as a presentation of the content and connections in FinTech research.…”

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Analysis of global research trends on FinTech: a bibliometric study

Alfawareh,

Al-Kofahi

2023

JIDE

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PurposeThe key aim of this study is to highlight current financial technology (FinTech) trends by conducting a bibliometric review of literature derived from the Scopus database.Design/methodology/approach A bibliometric analysis was conducted on articles gathered from the Scopus database. Microsoft Excel was used to perform the frequency analysis, VOSviewer for visualising the data, and Harzing’s Publish or Perish for the metrics citation.Findings According to this investigation, research into FinTech has been consistently increasing since 2008. The results indicate that the most active publisher of FinTech literature is Bina Nusantara University in Indonesia. In terms of country of publication, China is identified as the most active. The most cited author is Buckley, R.P., with Rabbani, M.R., having the most publications. It was also identified that FinTech researches come under three primary domains namely business management, computer science and economics.Research limitations/implications The primary limitation of this current study is that it only relied on one data source, i.e. Scopus. Implications wise, researchers and practitioners can gain a deeper understanding of FinTech from this study, which also describes the trend in related publications on the concept. Future studies could significantly benefit from the findings of the present paper.Practical implications The outcomes of this study can assist researchers in better comprehending and summarising the key drivers of FinTech. In addition, the findings can help new researchers identify the starting point for their research on FinTech.Originality/value As far as the authors are aware, this is the first study that reviews FinTech publications derived from Scopus from 2008 to 2022. Hence, it is a pioneering study into FinTech bibliometric analysis, providing an understanding of the structural knowledge by reviewing the timeline of academic progression in FinTech.

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Section: Related Literaturementioning

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Analysis of global research trends on FinTech: a bibliometric study

Alfawareh,

Al-Kofahi

2023

JIDE

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“…When, within the framework of one solution or application, a client receives related services from different entities or the capacities of two or more companies from different regions were used to create a particular service and product. And even though, for example K. Still et al (2019), consider ecosystems from the point of view of innovative interaction, ecosystems have a more pragmatic goalas efficiently as possible, in terms of achieving the goal, managing taxes, providing the highest possible level of services, and organizing a business. At the same time, the provision of services is divided into chains, which can be located in different regions, which allows each of the production chains and the entire process to be more efficient.…”

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Analysis of Aspects of the Regional Economy in the Digital Economy, Using the Example of Financial Services

Buka¹,

Surmach²,

Cernisevs³

2022

R. Econ. and Finan.

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The relevance of the study is that, in the aspects of the development and offer of financial products are not manifested outside the digital world, then from the point of the need for analysis, the question of the possibility and necessity of applying the existing approaches of the regional economy. Тraditional regional economic theories of the 20th century can be summarized as made-here-sold-there goods. The aim of the study is to analyse the offer of electronic financial services, as part of the Digital Economy, from the point of view of the regional economy. Research methodology includes analysis and synthesis of financial market knowledge. Financial services as an example were chosen by the authors since such services are completely provided in the digital field and thus will exclude the influence of aspects of the product or service that are provided outside the digital world on the final judgments and analysis. The paper discusses models for individual cases in the regional economy, when all regions are equally distant from each other. It is determined that a modern financial product can be based on local industries located in different regions, but united by one production -the so-called ecosystem, which has been studied at the international level.

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“…Case studies using data-driven analyses and indepth interviews responded to this need in the 2019 minitrack, "Managing Platforms and Ecosystems." With investigative lenses turned toward specific industries, papers explored the emergence of dynamic capabilities in the Internet of Things [22], the robotics sector [23], microservices [24], the fintech sector [25], and the automotive industry [26]. Management issues brought about by rapidly advancing technologies were addressed in papers on the alignment of information technologies with business strategies [27], shifting to the cloud [28], blockchain value creation [29], data governance decisions [30], and crowdworking [31].…”

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