Research Handbook on FinTech

Edited by Dimitrios Salampasis and Patrick Schueffel

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This comprehensive Research Handbook provides an overview of the global FinTech industry, drawing insights from scholars and practitioners in various disciplines such as finance, innovation management, computer science, organizational studies and legal studies. The contributions outline research foundations within the financial technologies landscape and provide fresh perspectives on the ongoing transformative evolution of FinTech. This title contains one or more Open Access chapters.

Keywords: Fintech; Financial Services; Financial Technologies; Technology Innovation; Disruptive Strategy; Emerging Technologies (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035321414
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction: the fintech epoch – past lessons, present disruptions and the code that will shape tomorrow

Dimitrios Salampasis and Patrick Schueffel

Fintech down under: fintech and the regulatory environment in Australia

Russell Dominic

Legal definition and categorization of crypto-assets under MiCAR

Diogo Pereira Coelho

The challenge of consumer trust and security in fintech strategies

Anna Omarini

Reinforcing Australia's financial fortress against scams and fraud with fintech

Elaine Mei Hua Ho, Thu Huong Dang, Nina Ratnasari, Chan Kachna Kim and Yan Sau Chan

Unified Payments Interface (UPI): inception, evolution, and future

Yoshita Sharma

From theory to action: how banking-as-a-service in Europe is operationalizing Open Banking and unlocks a multi-billion dollar opportunity

Maximilian Salomon

Open Banking as a double-edged sword for banks and fintechs: implications and useful insights through the lens of social network

Oday Abu-Smair and Nicholas Rich

Headless banking: DeFi as the catalyst for a paradigm shift in the financial world

Patrick Schueffel

KBC Bank: transforming to an AI-powered digital platform

Bjorn Cumps and Stijn Viaene

Driving fintech innovation: key insights and strategic questions for incumbents’ board of directors and advisors

Andreas Spyropoulos

Is financial intermediation getting stronger as an institution? Qualitative case of distributed vs centralized simultaneous dichotomy

Egor Abramov

Transparency and privacy in Bitcoin transactions: too many or not enough? – the case of Germany

Loïc Sauce

Tokenizing the air: monetizing the invisible with blockchain

Nikhil Varma

Blockchain-enabled mobile money (MM) technology: revolutionizing financial services

Mohamed Ibrahim

How has blockchain technology affected the fintech business model innovation?

Arielle Ornela Ndassi Teutio, Serge-Lopez Wamba-Taguimdje and Stephen Foka Nzaha

Emergence of digital currencies by central banks (CBDC)

Mauricio Garita Gutiérrez and Gustavo Godoy

Central bank digital currencies and their future role

Sean Stein Smith

Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs): the design framework and implementation model of China's digital yuan (e-CNY) and comparison with digital euro

Kok Lian Woo and Alexandre Hervé

International market selection and fintech: the role of financial inclusion and perceived corruption in neobank adoption

Dionysios Karavidas, Rocio Isabel Paez and O’Reilly Philip

Financial inclusion through frugal innovation: cases from emerging economies

Hamid Nach and Japheth Mursi

Digital entrepreneurship: venture capital investor strategies in the African context

Raymond Onuoha

Unlocking climate finance: the role of fintech in climate change mitigation and adaptation

Rod B. McNaughton

Satellite data as a financial asset: monetizing space-derived information through fintech platforms

Rajeeshwaran Moorthy

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