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Journal of Financial Transformation
2001 - 2024
Current editor(s): Prof. Shahin Shojai From Capco Institute 77 Water Street, 10th Floor, New York NY 10005. Bibliographic data for series maintained by Prof. Shahin Shojai ( this e-mail address is bad, please contact ). Access Statistics for this journal.
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2018, volume 47
- Fintech and the banking bandwagon pp. 25-33

- Sinziana Bunea, Benjamin Kogan, Arndt-Gerrit Kund and David Stolin
- Can blockchain make trade finance more inclusive? pp. 35-50

- Benjamin Jessel and Alisa DiCaprio
- The aftermath of money market fund reform pp. 45-50
- Jakob Wilhelmus and Jonathon Adams-Kane
- Household deformation trumps demand management policy in the 21st century pp. 67-78
- Iordanis Karagiannidis and D. Sykes Wilford
- Cyber security ontologies supporting cyber-collisions to produce actionable information pp. 125-131

- Manuel Bento, Luis Vilares da Silva and Mariana Silva
- Digital identity: The foundation for trusted transactions in financial services pp. 143-150

- Benjamin Jessel, Kaelyn Lowmaster and Neil Hughes
- Setting a standard path forward for KYC pp. 155-164
- Robert Christie
2017, volume 46
- Regtech as a new legal challenge pp. 10-17

- Rolf H. Weber
- The financial auditing of distributed ledgers, blockchain and cryptocurrencies pp. 76-88
- Daniel Broby and Greig Paul
- Targeting the robo-advice customer: The development of a psychographic segmentation model for financial advice robots pp. 88-104
- Diederick van Thiel and Fred van Raaij
- Avoiding pitfalls and unlocking real business value with RPA pp. 104-115
- Lambert Rutaganda, Rudolf Bergstrom, Avijeet Jayashekhar, Danushka Jayasinghe and Jibran Ahmed
- The impact of financial regulation on business models of cooperative banks in Germany pp. 116-127
- Matthias Fischer
- Thank you and goodbye – ending customer relationships and its significance pp. 159-165

- David Lim
- Actively managed versus passive mutual funds: A race of two portfolios pp. 193-206

- Atanu Saha and Alex Rinaudo
- Aligning Interests over the Long Term: an Incentive Structure for U.S. 501(C)(3) Private Foundations pp. 207-218

- Christopher Rapcewicz
- Financial Inclusion and Consumer Payment Choice pp. 219-235
- Claire Greene and Allison Cole
2017, volume 45
- Algorithmic Regulation: Automating Financial Compliance Monitoring and Regulation Using AI and Blockchain pp. 14-21
- Philip Treleaven and Bogdan Batrinca
- RegTech is the New Black - The Growth of RegTech Demand and Investment pp. 22-29
- Kari Larsen and Shariq Gilani
- From “Blockchain Hype” to a Real Business Case for Financial Markets pp. 30-40
- Massimo Morini
- Towards a Standards-Based Technology Architecture for RegTech pp. 49-59
- Tom Butler
- Machine learning: A revolution in risk management and compliance? pp. 60-67
- Bart van Liebergen
- Data-centered Dependencies and Opportunities for Robotics Process Automation in Banking pp. 68-76
- Sandeep Vishnu, Vipul Agochiya and Ranjit Palkar
- Do Credit Rating Agencies Inflate Their Ratings? A Review pp. 90-100

- Kee-Hong Bae and Hamdi Driss
- The Power of “Negative Beta”: Why Every Portfolio Should Include Private Equity pp. 101-110
- Andrew Freeman, Iordanis Karagiannidis and D. Sykes Wilford
- John Bull Can't Stand 2 Percent: QE's Depressing Implications for Investment pp. 107-118
- Jason Thomas
- Downside Risk Protection of Retirement Assets: A New Approach pp. 111-120
- Atanu Saha and Alex Rinaudo
- Downside risk protection of Retirement Assets: A new approach pp. 111-120

- Atanu Saha and Alex Rinaudo
- The Asset Management Industry, Systemic Risk, and Macroprudential Policy pp. 121-128
- Claude Lopez
- The Asset Management Industry, Systemic Risk, and Macroprudential Policy pp. 121-128

- Claude Lopez
- The Role of Asset Owners in the Market for Investment Research: Where Are the Fiduciary Capitalists? pp. 129-135
- Alistair Haig
- Risk, Data and the Barcodes of Finance pp. 136-157

- Allan Grody
2016, volume 44
- Preparing for Shortened Settlement Cycles Beyond T+2 pp. 13-16
- Steven Halliwell, Michael Martinen and Julia Simmons
- Safety in Numbers: Toward a New Methodology for Quantifying Cyber Risk pp. 39-44
- Sidhartha Dash and Peyman Mestchian
- Potential and Limitations of Virtual Advice in Wealth Management pp. 45-57

- Teodoro Cocca
- The Emergence of RegTech 2.0: From Know Your Customer to Know Your Data pp. 79-86
- Douglas W Arner, Janos Barberis and Ross P Buckley
- U.S. Regulation of FinTech - Recent Developments and Challenges pp. 87-96
- C. Andrew Gerlach, Rebecca Simmons and Stephen Lam
- Banking 2025: The Bank of the Future pp. 111-121

- Rainer Lenz
- Banks Versus FinTech: At Last, it's Official pp. 122-131

- Sinziana Bunea, Benjamin Kogan and David Stolin
- The Un-Level Playing Field for P2P Lending pp. 132-140
- Alistair Milne
- FinTech in Developing Countries: Charting New Customer Journeys pp. 151-159
- Ross P Buckley and Sarah Webster
2016, volume 43
- Crowdfunding - A new disruptive technology? pp. 9-14
- Roy Smith and Won Hong
- Get Bold with Blockchain pp. 15-20
- Benjamin Jessel and Tommy Marshall
- The role of financial institutions in advancing responsible value chains pp. 21-29
- Herman Mulder
- Robo-Advice 2.0: The Next Generation pp. 30-36
- Andrew Arwas and Katie Soleil
- Economists’ hubris – the case of business ethics in financial services pp. 38-61

- Shahin Shojai
- The Dodd-Frank act five years later: are we more stable? pp. 62-71
- Todd Zywicki
- The Volcker Rule as structural law: implications for cost-benefit analysis and administrative law pp. 72-85
- John Coates
- A Historical Perspective on the Different Origins of U.S. Financial Market Regulators pp. 86-91
- Susan Phillips and Bluford Putnam
- Private Equity Capital Commitments: An Options- Private Equity Capital Commitments: An Options-Theoretic Risk Management Approach pp. 106-117
- Andrew Freeman and D. Sykes Wilford
- Credit Risk Decomposition for Asset Allocation pp. 117-123
- Álvaro Chamizo Cana and Alfonso Novales
- Time to rethink the “sophisticated investor” pp. 124-131

- Peter Morris
- Fund transfer pricing for bank deposits: the case of products with undefined maturity pp. 132-149
- Jean Dermine
- Delegated Portfolio Management, Benchmarking, and the Effects on Financial Markets pp. 144-157
- Deniz Igan and Marcelo Pinheiro
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On this page- 2018, volume 47
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Articles
- 2017, volume 46
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Articles
- 2017, volume 45
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Articles
- 2016, volume 44
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Articles
- 2016, volume 43
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Articles
Other years2024, volume 59
2023, volume 58
2023, volume 57
2022, volume 56
2022, volume 55
2021, volume 54
2021, volume 53
2021, volume 52
2020, volume 51
2019, volume 50
2019, volume 49
2018, volume 48
2016, volume 1
2013, volume 37
2013, volume 36
2012, volume 35
2012, volume 34
2011, volume 33
2011, volume 32
2011, volume 31
2010, volume 30
2010, volume 29
2010, volume 28
2009, volume 27
2009, volume 26
2009, volume 25
2008, volume 24
2008, volume 23
2008, volume 22
2007, volume 21
2007, volume 20
2007, volume 19
2006, volume 18
2006, volume 17
2005, volume 15
2005, volume 14
2005, volume 13
2004, volume 12
2004, volume 11
2004, volume 10
2003, volume 9
2003, volume 8
2003, volume 7
2002, volume 6
2002, volume 5
2002, volume 4
2001, volume 3
2001, volume 2
2001, volume 1
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