The Role of Entrepreneurial Intentions, Perceived Risk and Perceived Trust in Crowdfunding Intentions

Fanea-Ivanovici, Mina; Baber, Hasnan

doi:10.5755/j01.ee.32.5.29300

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“…The finding differs from previous research, suggesting that the perceived risk in the crowdfunding activity could negatively influence FCB (San Martín et al , 2021). Our finding however supports the findings of Fanea-Ivanovici and Baber (2021). E-WOM has a negative, but no significant effect on FCB, in contrast to Kim and Chang’s (2020) findings.…”

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Hospitality enterprises’ revival through crowdfunding: a cross-country study

Baber

Ramkissoon²,

Salem³

et al. 2022

CBTH

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to suggest a reward-based crowdfunding approach and test customers’ financial contribution behaviour (FCB) as a fundraising strategy for hospitality enterprises. Design/methodology/approach To investigate this initiative, a conceptual model motivated by the theory of planned behaviour, integrating economic, emotional, social and altruistic values, perceived risk and electronic word of mouth has been considered. Partial least square structural equation modelling is applied to test the model. Data was collected from 263 respondents across three regions – Europe, Asia and Middle East and North Africa (MENA). Findings Findings revealed that attitude, self-efficacy and subjective norm of the customers positively influence their financial contribution intention. Further, Asian customers demonstrate significantly higher FCB in comparison to MENA. Research limitations/implications This study will be helpful for the hospitality players to raise the funds during the crisis and survive to pay the reward back to the customers. This study will be helpful to the crowdfunding platforms to understand the factors which influence the contribution behaviour. Practical implications The results of this study can encourage hoteliers and other hospitality players looking to approach their funding needs through crowdfunding by providing them a guide to maximise their possibility and level of success. Originality/value Hospitality businesses demand new approaches and strategies to keep operating during COVID-19 and post-COVID-19 time. This research is original to provide insights into customer contribution intentions during COVID-19.

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confidence: 71%

Hospitality enterprises’ revival through crowdfunding: a cross-country study

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Ramkissoon²,

Salem³

et al. 2022

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“…In addition, microfinance has become a tool for democratizing the financing of entrepreneurship, and crowdfunding potentially opens the financing of entrepreneurship to the masses; then, combining crowdfunding and microfinance can lead to accelerate poverty eradication. Naturally, this consideration is probably even more evident for emerging economies, but crowdfunding is also expected to positively influence entrepreneurial intention in general (Fanea-Ivanovici and Baber, 2021).…”

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FinTech ecosystem as influencer of young entrepreneurial intentions: empirical findings from Tunisia

Festa

Elbahri

Cuomo

et al. 2022

JIC

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PurposeThe study aims to investigate the influence of FinTech (Financial Technology) determinants such as crowdfunding, mobile payment and blockchain as potential facilitators in an entrepreneurial ecosystem for undertaking decisions in Tunisia, as an example of emerging economy.Design/methodology/approachQuantitative research was carried out with data collection based on a questionnaire that has been sent via email to young Tunisian entrepreneurs (potential or actual). A following regression was calculated on 93 respondents.FindingsAnalysis of the data showed that most of the relationships under investigation were confirmed. Statistical tests highlighted that knowledge, availability and access about crowdfunding and blockchain had a positive and significant impact on entrepreneurial intention. Regarding mobile payment, there was a negative and insignificant effect on entrepreneurial intention.Originality/valueFrom the evidence of the research, Fintech ecosystems may positively influence the decision to undertake, with relevant implications at institutional, industrial and individual level. More specifically, demonstrating a positive and significant relationship between some main dimensions of FinTech and entrepreneurial intention and emphasizing the contribution of related knowledge to intellectual capital accumulation through entrepreneurial education, this study seems to be unique in examining and verifying this potential effect.

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“…In addition to the main theoretical model, the studies have used several influential factors to explain crowdfunding user behavior. For instance, trust factors (P & Lysander Manohar, 2021;Guirado, Zorita & Castro, 2018;Moon & Hwang, 2018;Fanea-Ivanovici & Baber, 2021;Islam & Khan, 2021;Abdullah & Bakri, 2021;Abdullah et al, 2022;Pyo, Ma, Na, & Oh, 2021;Jaziri & Miralam, 2019;Chen, Luo, He, Zhao & Pan, 2022), risk factors (Lacan & Desmet, 2017, Moon & Hwang, 2018, Wasiuzzaman, Chong & Ong, 2022Jaziri & Miralam, 2019;Salim, Kassim & Thaker, 2021;Hapsari, Thaker, Mohammed & Duasa, 2022;Fanea-Ivanovici & Baber, 2021;Alshebami, 2022), donor characteristics (Ryu, Kim & YG (2016;Chen, Luo, He, Zhao & Pan, 2022;Hapsari, Thaker, Mohammed & Duasa, 2022;Sundermeier & Kummer, 2022), founder/entrepreneur characteristics (Guirado, Zorita & Castro, 2018), Platform attributes (Yang & Lee, 2019;Pyo, Ma, Na, & Oh, 2021;Baber, 2021;Salim, Kassim & Thaker, 2021;Chen, Luo, He, Zhao & Pan, 2022;Kasri & Indriani, 2022), technology attributes (Kazaure, Abdullah, Zawawi & Hamzah, 2021;Kasri & Indriani, 2022), and entrepreneurial intention (Fanea-Ivanovici & Baber, 2021).…”

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Crowdfunding User Acceptance: A Systematic Literature Review

Deepika,

Gunawardana,

Banda

2023

S. Asian J. Bus. Insights

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Despite the popularity of crowdfunding throughout the world, there is a limited amount of academic research conducted to study user acceptance. This review aims to reflect the current state of crowdfunding research, especially related to its user acceptance. To achieve the objective, the study searched and reviewed current empirical knowledge on crowdfunding user acceptance in the Scopus and Web of Science databases from 2015-2023. An organized methodology for conducting a literature review was used throughout the entire process. The Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) article selection flowchart stages were utilized to implement the article selection criteria. The study found 137 articles in the identification stage from Scopus and Web of Science databases out of which 107 articles were screened and found 68 articles for testing eligibility and 41 articles for analysis. 96 articles were removed from the analysis in total. The study adopted Keyword co-occurrence analysis as one of the bibliometric analyses performed with VOS viewer. The findings reveal that crowdfunding user acceptance research can be mainly categorized under the themes of “crowdfunding user acceptance through technology acceptance”, “behavioral aspect of crowdfunding users” and “external factors influencing user acceptance”. Each of these clusters indicates different approaches to studying crowdfunding user acceptance. Further studies can be focused on finding different combined approaches to study crowdfunding user acceptance with different theories.

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The Role of Entrepreneurial Intentions, Perceived Risk and Perceived Trust in Crowdfunding Intentions

Cited by 15 publications

References 52 publications

Hospitality enterprises’ revival through crowdfunding: a cross-country study

Hospitality enterprises’ revival through crowdfunding: a cross-country study

FinTech ecosystem as influencer of young entrepreneurial intentions: empirical findings from Tunisia

Crowdfunding User Acceptance: A Systematic Literature Review

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