Digital Finance
2019 - 2026
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Volume 8, issue 1, 2026
- Not all cryptocurrency holders are impulsive: the case of stablecoins pp. 1-13

- Mohamad El Haj and Ahmed A. Moustafa
- The proposed design of the digital euro: A critical analysis pp. 1-26

- Mikolai Gütschow and Bernd Lucke
- Advancing inclusive finance through financial technology (FinTech): peer-to-peer (P2P) and digital lending as catalyst for financial inclusion pp. 1-20

- Prodia Nur Kemala, Deddy Priatmodjo Koesrindartoto and Dzikri Firmansyah Hakam
- Mediating role to banking performance for adopting digital bank using a technology organizational environment model pp. 1-29

- Chanchal Molla, Mohammad Rakibul Islam Bhuiyan, Md. Tariqul Islam and Al- Amin
- Implied yields in liquid restaking: an empirical decomposition of market-implied risk and reward premia pp. 1-33

- Faris Chaudhry
- Implementing domain-specific LLMs for strategic investment decisions: a retrospective case study comparing AI and human expertise pp. 1-134

- Maher Hamid
- Determinants of financial inclusion: a panel data analysis of global trends, digital finance and policy implications pp. 1-30

- Ece Kozol
- Return and volatility spillover drivers among conventional cryptocurrencies pp. 1-39

- Wafa Masmoudi Kammoun
Volume 7, issue 4, 2025
- Extracting information and sentiment analysis on dialogue in financial results briefing pp. 605-621

- Hiromasa Nakatsuka and Yoshiyuki Suimon
- A comparative study of deep learning approaches for stock price prediction pp. 623-651

- Pham Hoang Vuong, Lam Hung Phu, Tran Hong Nguyen, Le Nhat Duy, Pham The Bao and Tan Dat Trinh
- Conditional GAN-based synthetic financial modeling for street vendors in India’s informal economy pp. 653-677

- Swachha Sisir Das, Sasmita Mishra and Zefree Lazarus Mayaluri
- Bridging finance and AI: a comprehensive survey of large language models in financial system pp. 679-701

- Ameer Tamoor Khan, Shuai Li and Xinwei Cao
- Unlocking CBDCs’ potential: the role of government support and financial literacy on sustainability pp. 703-723

- Kanika Thapliyal and Chandan Gupta
- Financial sentiment analysis with FUNNEL: filtered UNion for NER-based ensemble labeling pp. 725-744

- William Nordansjö, Fredrik Fourong and Muhammad Qasim
- The role of the accountancy professionals in detecting and preventing fraud, in a digital landscape: a systematic literature review pp. 745-786

- Adriana Tiron-Tudor, Widad Atena Faragalla and Anca Pianoschi
- Detecting financial statement manipulation in SMEs: evidence from Albania pp. 787-813

- Almina Doko and Rezarta Shkurti
- The (mis)use of cryptocurrencies by criminal organizations: a systematic literature review pp. 815-851

- Gioia Arnone, Giovanni Scire’ and Enzo Bivona
- Advancing sustainability through financial inclusion and sustainable finance: a systematic literature review pp. 853-870

- Asep Yusup Mamun and Várallyai László
- Barterchain: a blockchain-based barter system in smart cities pp. 871-900

- Md. Imran Alam, Swagatika Sahoo, Saurabh Sharma and Akshat Verma
- Digital financial knowledge, insights from private-sector employees in Sikkim pp. 901-920

- Ravi Prakash Achanta and Yangchen Doma Lepcha
- Revising ISA240 in a digital world: the sociomaterial perspective on fraud, technology, and stakeholder influence pp. 921-947

- Anca Pianoschi and Stefania Mierlita
- The digital finance and FinTech adoption effects amidst the slowbalization framework: a comparative analysis of the European Union and Japan pp. 949-969

- Molnar Mark-Denis, Adina V. Rus and Elena Dana Bako
- Financial analysis in the era of uncertainty: a comprehensive examination pp. 971-995

- Andreea-Roxana Danci, Ionuț-Adrian Lazar and Gabriela-Mihaela Mureșan
- Partial dependence analysis of financial ratios in predicting company defaults: random forest vs XGBoost models pp. 997-1012

- Monia Antar and Tahar Tayachi
- Can Fintech indices hedge VIX and global banking volatility? Evidence from a dynamic short-term perspective pp. 1013-1041

- Salha Ben Salem, Halilibrahim Gökgöz, Azza Béjaoui and Ahmed Jeribi
- Blockchain in trade finance: reducing fraud and improving efficiency through digital ledger technology pp. 1043-1063

- Pristly Turjo Mazumder
- Modeling drivers of fintech adoption in Sub-Saharan Africa using machine learning pp. 1065-1091

- Salim Saidy and Arab Dahir Hassan
- Multi-stage mortgage default prediction using ensemble machine learning: a comparative framework pp. 1093-1118

- Afsaneh Azimi and Navid Khaledian
- Interconnectedness among cryptocurrencies and financial markets: a systematic literature review pp. 1119-1171

- Ismail Adelopo and Xiaojun Luo
- Forecasting fluctuations in cryptocurrency trading volume using a hybrid LSTM–DQN reinforcement learning pp. 1173-1202

- Samad Wali, Muhammad Irfan Khan and Noshaba Zulfiqar
- Correction: Does investor sentiment drive the Bitcoin price? pp. 1203-1203

- Myriam Ben Osman, Hela Mzoughi, Khaled Guesmi and Kamel Naoui
Volume 7, issue 3, 2025
- Dynamic predictive pattern of non-fungible tokens: insight from uncertainties, geopolitical risk, and market sentiments pp. 299-345

- John Bambir, Patrick Kwashie Akorsu, John Kingsley Woode and Audrey Foriwaa Adjei
- Can cooperative banks maintain local engagement amidst digital transformation? Evidence from Italy pp. 347-371

- Chiara Colamartino and Marco Barone
- Digital assets: vulnerabilities and their classification pp. 373-428

- Anurag Soin, Talis Putnins and Mark Staples
- Unified approach for hedging impermanent loss of liquidity provision pp. 429-477

- Alex Lipton, Vladimir Lucic and Artur Sepp
- Risk and return analysis between digital and conventional financial assets in a turbulent geopolitical environment pp. 479-505

- Mirzat Ullah
- Does investor sentiment drive the Bitcoin price? pp. 507-534

- Myriam Ben Osman, Hela Mzoughi, Khaled Guesmi and Kamel Naoui
- A novel approach to stock price prediction: averaging open and close prices with LSTM pp. 535-551

- Muhammad Farhan, Afaq Ahmed, Hassan Eesaar, Kil To Chong and Hilal Tayara
- Quantitative portfolio optimization framework with market regimes classification, probabilistic time series forecasting, and hidden Markov models pp. 553-603

- Marcus Oliveira and Gilson Costa
Volume 7, issue 2, 2025
- Quantum technology: a financial risk assessment pp. 133-172

- Phuong-Nam Nguyen
- An analysis of the moderating role of Internet penetration in the banking competition-banks’ profitability nexus: case of the CEMAC banking sector pp. 173-200

- Wirajing Kindzeka, Valery Giscard Moutie, Bruno Emmanuel Ongo Nkoa and Germain Stephane Ketchoua
- Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs): a countermeasure to Anti-Money Laundering (AML) challenges posed by cryptocurrencies? pp. 201-254

- Albina Gaisina and Matthias Finger
- Liquidity provision of utility indifference type in decentralized exchanges pp. 255-273

- Masaaki Fukasawa, Basile Maire and Marcus Wunsch
- Cryptos have rough volatility and correlated jumps pp. 275-294

- Lukas Krain, Xiaorui Zuo and Wolfgang Karl Härdle
- Correction: Regime switching forecasting for cryptocurrencies pp. 295-296

- Ilyas Agakishiev, Wolfgang Karl Härdle, Denis Becker and Xiaorui Zuo
- Correction: Understanding temporal dynamics of jumps in cryptocurrency markets: evidence from tick-by-tick data pp. 297-297

- Danial Saef, Odett Nagy, Sergej Sizov and Wolfgang Karl Härdle
Volume 7, issue 1, 2025
- Detecting Pump &Dump stock market manipulation from online forums pp. 1-20

- D. Nam and D. B. Skillicorn
- Correction: Digital business world and ethical dilemmas: a systematic literature review pp. 21-21

- Melinda Timea Fülöp, Constantin Aurelian Ionescu and Dan Ioan Topor
- Digital business world and ethical dilemmas: a systematic literature review pp. 23-41

- Melinda Timea Fülöp, Constantin Aurelian Ionescu and Dan Ioan Topor
- Block withholding resilience pp. 43-60

- Cyril Grunspan and Ricardo Pérez-Marco
- Predicting status of pre- and post-M&A deals using machine learning and deep learning techniques pp. 61-106

- Tugce Karatas and Ali Hirsa
- Regime switching forecasting for cryptocurrencies pp. 107-131

- Ilyas Agakishiev, Wolfgang Karl Härdle, Denis Becker and Xiaorui Zuo
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