The Rise and Development of Fintech: Accounts of Disruption from Sweden and Beyond

ISBN-13: 9780367735180 / Angielski / Miękka / 2020 / 444 str.

Robin Teigland; Shahryar Siri; Anthony Larsson

Opis

This comprehensive guide serves to illuminate the rise and development of FinTech in Sweden, with the Internet as the key underlying driver. The multiple case studies examine topics such as the adoption of online banking in Sweden; the identification and classification of different FinTech categories and the VC landscape in Sweden.

Spis treści

Introduction: FinTech and Shifting Financial System Institutions; Part 1 New Regulations; 1 A Regulatory Innovation Framework: How Regulatory Change Leads to Innovation Outcomes for FinTechs; 2 Information Security in the Realm of FinTech; 3 FinTech in Sweden: Will Policymakers’ (In)Action Nurture or Starve its Growth?; 4 The Future of Cash; 5 The Adoption of Online Banking in Sweden; Part 2 Cognition: Legitimacy and Views; 6 The Role of Trust in Emerging Technologies; 7 Responding to the FinTech Challenge: A Study of Swedish Bank Managers’ Perception of FinTech’s Effects on Digitalization and Customer E-Loyalty; 8 The Three Phases of FinTech; 9 Clarifying the Blurry Lines of FinTech: Opening the Pandora’s Box of FinTech Categorization; 10 The Internet as an Enabler of FinTech; Part 3 New Norms Enabled by New Technologies and Standards; 11 Digital Traces, Ethics, and Insight: Data-Driven Services in FinTech; 12 Digital Meetings: Real Growth, Better Funding? An Introduction to Swedish Crowdfunding; 13 The Payment Landscape in Sweden; 14 Introduction to Robo-Advisory Industry in Sweden; 15 Blockchain: The Internet of Value; 16 How to Scale Bitcoin: A Payment Network That No One Controls; Part 4 A View of the Actors; 17 Banks and Digitalization; 18 The Role of Venture Capital in the Success of the Swedish FinTech Industry; 19 How Distance Comes Into Play in Equity Crowdfunding; 20 The Stockholm FinTech Hub; 21 Geographic Decentralization of FinTech Companies in Sweden; 22 When Britain Leaves the EU, Will FinTechs Turn to the Vikings?; Conclusion: Implications for Actors as Institutions Evolve