Finanse i Prawo Finansowe,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
3(39), P. 53 - 69
Published: Sept. 28, 2023
The
purpose
of
the
article.
This
article
explores
trend
fintech
firms
obtaining
banking
licenses,
challenging
their
traditional
advantage
not
being
institutions.
It
investigates
two
hypotheses:
H1
–
Banking
licenses
bring
more
opportunities
than
threats
for
companies;H2
Obtaining
positively
impacts
profitability.
Methodology.
study
utilizes
literature
review
and
applies
Porter’s
Five
Forces
methodology
to
assess
strategic
implications
firms.
Financial
analysis
is
conducted
on
three
selected
companies
based
market
capitalization,
license
timeline,
geographical
diversification.
Profitability
ratios
(ROE
ROA)
are
analyzed
before
after
license.
Results
research.
Fintech
with
experience
threats,
as
confirmed
by
analysis.
However,
only
one
out
analysed
immediately
improved
profitability
license.
In
conclusion,
opens
growth
firms,
but
immediate
improvements
guaranteed.
Additional
requirements
challenges
arise
during
transition
a
area.
acknowledges
limitations
suggests
further
research
confirm
expand
these
findings
in
evolving
landscape.
Digital Business,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
3(2), P. 100067 - 100067
Published: Oct. 10, 2023
Small
and
medium-sized
enterprises
(SMEs)
face
obstacles
in
raising
capital
accessing
financial
services
due
to
information
asymmetry,
high
transaction
costs
lack
of
collateral.
FinTech
developments
have
made
gathering
sharing
easier,
changed
how
funds
are
mobilized
allocated,
increased
capital-raising
activities.
This
paper
conducts
a
systematic
literature
review
on
SME
financing
for
the
period
2008–2022.
So
far
there
unstructured
separate
publications
this
topic.
Therefore,
is
need
consolidate
empirical
research
their
findings
effectiveness
meeting
SMEs'
needs.
The
bibliometric
show
that
few
studies
nature.
These
surged
decade
later
after
3.0
started
2008,
with
majority
them
using
quantitative
methods
based
data
from
surveys
platforms.
Furthermore,
emerging
alternative
digital
SMEs
attracted
more
than
those
bank
lending
SMEs.
In
terms
publications,
China
dominating,
followed
by
United
States.
content
analysis
shows
has
ability
non-financial
institutions
collect
process
accurate
about
SMEs,
thus
reducing
asymmetry
costs.
also
speed
quality
cycle,
establishing
an
pipeline,
collecting
processing
information,
loan
screening,
monitoring
repayment.
Finally,
presents
gaps
areas
future
studies,
challenges
policy
recommendations
novel
subject.
International Journal of Bank Marketing,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
42(1), P. 113 - 132
Published: July 11, 2023
Purpose
The
current
study
focuses
on
many
risk
categories
that
have
emerged
in
the
digital
ecosystem
of
financial
technology
industry,
which
has
dramatically
changed
traditional
systems
as
a
result
innovations
technology.
Design/methodology/approach
Web
Science
Core
Collection
database
was
used
to
find
data
set
719
pertinent
papers
subject
encompassing
year
2015–2023.
sample
procedure
carried
out
utilising
PRISMA
approach.
keywords
were
first
gathered
relating
technological
risks
banking
sectors
and
after
confirming
keywords,
authors
performed
search
by
“topic”
covers
“title”
bar.
On
February
15,
2023,
searched
using
terms
“Cyber
security
OR
theft
crimes
stability
operational
default
money
laundering
terrorism
AND
FinTech
sector”.
Two-step
approach
is
applied
this
study.
First,
descriptive
analysis
RStudio
highlight
prominent
authors,
countries
affiliations.
Furthermore,
relationship
among
shown
three
fields
plot.
Second,
VOSviewer,
co-occurrence
keyword
determine
most
influential
themes.
Findings
findings
show
2,611
documents
been
published
from
2016
2023.
Year
2021
productive
number
publications.
results
also
WANG
XC
tied
for
position
prolific
contributing
author.
In
similar
vein,
United
States
leads
world
publication
output.
Southwestern
University
Finance
Economics
China
leading
list
with
15
articles.
reveal
“default
risk”,
“operational
“money
laundering”,
“credit
“corporate
governance”,
“systematic
“financial
“risk
management”
“crises”
are
frequently
keywords.
Originality/value
beneficial
academia
industry
order
advance
their
understanding
associated
concerns.
This
work
expands
hazards
facing
broad
perspective.
Computer Science & IT Research Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(4), P. 903 - 925
Published: April 17, 2024
In
the
digital
epoch,
where
financial
sector
stands
as
cornerstone
of
global
economic
stability,
escalating
sophistication
cyber
threats
poses
an
unprecedented
challenge.
This
scholarly
pursuit
aimed
to
dissect
intricate
web
cybersecurity
within
domain,
elucidating
evolving
threat
landscape,
scrutinizing
efficacy
existing
frameworks,
and
delineating
strategic
pathways
for
fortification
against
adversaries.
Anchored
in
a
qualitative
methodology,
study
embarked
on
systematic
literature
review,
meticulously
sifting
through
contemporary
academic
discourse
unveil
nuances
challenges
besieging
institutions.
The
scope
this
inquiry
spanned
assessment
regulatory
landscapes,
exploration
technological
innovations
cybersecurity,
critical
examination
human
factors
influencing
efficacy.
findings
illuminate
stark
reality—the
though
foundational,
are
increasingly
inadequate
face
sophisticated
threats.
advocates
paradigmatic
shift
towards
more
adaptable,
robust,
technology-driven
underscored
by
imperative
agility
international
collaboration.
Conclusively,
paper
posits
that
future
hinges
tripartite
alliance
among
institutions,
bodies,
technology
providers,
urging
unified
front
navigate
tempest.
Recommendations
call
integrated
approach
marries
compliance
with
cutting-edge
solutions,
fostering
ecosystem
is
both
resilient
responsive
zeitgeist.
endeavor
not
only
contributes
but
also
serves
beacon
policymakers,
practitioners,
stakeholders
charting
secure
course
frontier.
Keywords:
Cybersecurity,
Financial
Sector,
Systematic
Literature
Review,
Regulatory
Compliance,
Technological
Innovation,
Strategic
Recommendations.
Iraqi Journal for Computer Science and Mathematics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(3)
Published: Jan. 6, 2024
The
fourth
industrial
revolution
has
seen
the
evolution
and
wide
adoption
of
game-changing
disruptive
innovation,
"financial
technologies
(FinTech),
around
globe.
However,
security
FinTech
systems
networks
remains
critical.
This
research
paper
comprehensively
reviews
cybersecurity
issues
their
mitigation
measures
in
FinTech.
Four
independent
researchers
reviewed
relevant
literature
from
IEEE
Xplore,
ScienceDirect,
Taylor
&
Francis,
Emerald
Insight,
Springer,
SAGE,
WILEY,
Hindawi,
MDPI,
ACM,
Google
Scholar.
key
findings
analysis
identified
privacy
issues,
data
breaches,
malware
attacks,
hacking,
insider
threats,
identity
theft,
social
engineering
distributed
denial-of-service
cryptojacking,
supply
chain
advanced
persistent
zero-day
salami
man-in-the-middle
SQL
injection,
brute-force
attacks
as
some
significant
experienced
by
industry.
review
also
suggested
authentication
access
control
mechanisms,
cryptography,
regulatory
compliance,
intrusion
detection
prevention
systems,
regular
backup,
basic
training,
big
analytics,
use
artificial
intelligence
machine
learning,
sandboxes,
cloud
computing
technologies,
blockchain
fraud
for
issues.
tackling
will
be
paramount
if
is
to
realize
its
full
potential.
Ultimately,
this
help
develop
robust
mechanisms
achieve
sustainable
financial
inclusion.
Financial Innovation,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: Jan. 27, 2025
Abstract
This
study
presents
an
all-inclusive
analysis
of
the
literature
on
augmentation
financial
inclusion
through
fintech.
Ninety-six
papers
were
selected
from
2951
articles
in
Web
Science,
Scopus,
and
EBSCO
databases.
uses
bibliometric
content
techniques
to
illuminate
underexplored
aspects
fintech’s
impact
inclusion.
Unlike
previous
studies,
this
consolidates
a
significant
amount
by
systematically
contextualizing
theories
viewpoints
fintech
sector.
The
key
findings
include
identification
three
main
research
clusters:
(1)
advent
novel
services,
(2)
transformation
market
landscape,
(3)
roles
stakeholders
ecosystem.
reveals
gaps
existing
research,
such
as
need
for
more
studies
tangible
regulation.
concludes
highlighting
potential
directions
future
emphasizing
importance
policymakers
paying
greater
attention
implications
Vestnik MIRBIS.,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
1(41), P. 103 - 112
Published: March 29, 2025
Цифровая
трансформация,
усиленная
глобальными
кризисами,
актуализировала
разрыв
между
стремительным
развитием
финтеха
и
институциональной
инерцией:
технологические
прорывы
сталкиваются
с
консервативными
регуляторными
рамками,
несовместимостью
локальных
решений
международными
стандартами
доминированием
банков
госучастием
в
российской
системе.
На
основе
семантического
анализа
научных
работ
применением
метода
ментальных
карт
предложен
«зеркальный»
метод,
раскрывающий
противоречие
универсальными
моделями
коммерциализации
отраслевой
спецификой
финтеха:
киберрисками,
особенностями
патентования
алгоритмов,
необходимостью
синхронизации
«смарт-регулированием».
Выделены
исследовательские
направления,
где
диалектика
технологий
институтов
проявляется
ярче
всего:
оптимизация
бизнес-моделей
условиях
санкционного
давления,
этические
коллизии
интеграции
ИИ
финансы,
а
также
разработка
гибридных
стратегий,
преодолевающих
разрывы
инновационным
потенциалом
правовой
инерцией.
Особое
внимание
уделяется
влиянию
цифровых
экосистем
на
конкурентную
среду
устойчивость
финансовых
институтов.
Подчеркивается
необходимость
баланса
противоположностей:
скорости
технологического
развития
устойчивости
рынка,
глобальных
трендов
национальной
специфики,
инновационной
гибкости
регуляторной
предсказуемости,
что
формирует
основу
для
адаптивной
динамики
финансового
сектора.
The
digital
transformation,
intensified
by
global
crises,
has
highlighted
the
gap
between
rapid
development
of
fintech
and
institutional
inertia:
technological
breakthroughs
face
conservative
regulatory
frameworks,
incompatibility
local
solutions
with
international
standards,
dominance
state-owned
banks
in
Russian
financial
system.
Based
on
a
semantic
analysis
scientific
works
using
mind
mapping
method,
«mirror»
approach
is
proposed,
revealing
contradiction
universal
commercialization
models
industry-specific
characteristics
fintech,
such
as
cyber
risks,
peculiarities
algorithm
patenting,
need
for
synchronization
«smart
regulation».
Key
research
areas
where
dialectics
technology
institutions
manifest
most
vividly
are
identified:
optimization
business
under
sanctions
pressure,
ethical
dilemmas
AI
integration
into
finance,
hybrid
strategies
that
bridge
innovation
potential
legal
inertia.
Particular
attention
given
to
impact
ecosystems
competitive
environment
resilience
institutions.
necessity
balancing
opposing
forces
emphasized:
speed
market
stability,
trends
national
specificities,
flexibility
predictability,
all
which
form
foundation
adaptive
dynamic
sector.
Journal of Business and Industrial Marketing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 31, 2025
Purpose
This
study
emphasizes
digitalization
in
entrepreneurial
ecosystems,
fostering
sustainability
and
redefining
how
businesses
operate
entrepreneurs
innovate.
aims
to
examine
trends
key
contributions
focusing
on
organizational
cultures
their
influence.
Design/methodology/approach
Using
the
PRISMA
framework,
authors
analyzed
500
articles
from
Web
of
Science
(2010–2024)
using
VOSviewer.
The
methodology
included
tracking
annual
production,
identifying
prolific
journals,
analyzing
countries,
citing
top
hot
topics
ecosystems.
Findings
findings
this
highlight
2023
as
peak
year
for
article
with
Zhang
being
most
productive
author.
Sustainability
(Switzerland)
Journal
leads
publications,
China
dominates
“digital
transformation”
emerges
a
prominent
keyword
research
Originality/value
innovatively
analyses
digital
technologies
innovation
transformed
ecosystem,
gaps
business
practices.
Risks,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(3), P. 54 - 54
Published: March 18, 2024
Fintech
companies
are
relatively
young
and
operate
in
a
rapidly
evolving
ever-changing
industry,
which
makes
it
important
to
understand
how
different
factors,
including
shareholder
presence
management
roles,
affect
their
performance.
This
study
investigates
the
impact
of
director
manager
positions
on
financial
performance
Latvian
fintechs.
Our
investigation
centers
essential
ratios,
Return
Assets,
Equity,
Profit
Margin,
Liquidity
Ratio,
Current
Solvency
Ratio.
findings
suggest
that
shareholders
roles
does
not
significantly
fintech
companies.
Although
statistical
analysis
did
yield
significant
results,
is
consider
additional
insights
garnered
from
Cliff’s
Delta
effect
sizes.
Specifically,
despite
lack
significance,
practical
significance
indicates
directors
managers
show
slightly
better
than
other
Beyond
shedding
light
intricacies
corporate
governance
sector,
this
research
serves
as
valuable
resource
for
investors,
stakeholders,
fellow
researchers
seeking