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Digital Finance and Transformation in the Gulf

Edited by Konstantinos Tsanis (), Ahmet Faruk Aysan () and Zhamal Nanaeva ()

in Springer Books from Springer

Date: 2026
ISBN: 978-981-92-1588-1
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Gulf Strategic Investments in Finance and Technology for Economic Diversification
Meryem Duva
Ch 2 The Evolution of Open Banking in the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries
Maria Casoria
Ch 3 Innovating Finance in the GCC: Open Banking, Metaverse, and Lessons from the Insha Case
Zhamal Nanaeva
Ch 4 The Rise of Fintech in UAE and Saudi Arabia: Assessing Its Impact on Banking Performance and Identifying the Region’s Fintech Leader
Saib Fakhar, Suha Bilquis and Wajid Ali
Ch 5 From Silos to Systems: Leveraging the X-Tech Perspective for Shari’ah Compliance and Integration
Ali Polat
Ch 6 Assessing the GCC Regulatory Landscape for FinTech
Hamoudah S. Al-Zaini and Khalid I. Ahmad
Ch 7 Generative AI and IP Law—Incorporating the Information Delta Theory to advance AI Regulation in the Gulf States
Stefan Papastefanou
Ch 8 Smart Contracts: Code, Normativity and Legal Change in Saudi Arabia
Jonathan G. Ercanbrack
Ch 9 Consumer Protection Regulations for Crowdfunding in the GCC: An Overview and Comparison
Habib Ahmed
Ch 10 Smart Islamic Financial Engineering Towards an Integrated Digital System in the Islamic Financial Industry
Anas Ibrahim Jamous
Ch 11 Behavioral Dynamics and Switching Price Regimes in Electricity Markets: Implications for Green Pricing in the GCC
Pascal Stiefenhofer and Cafer Deniz
Ch 12 The Future of Gulf Finance: Converging Signals from Fintech and Green Markets
Mehmet Sahiner
Ch 13 The Impact of Fintech Innovations and Financial Inclusion on Banks’ Cyber Risk in GCC
Ilinka Antova
Ch 14 Banking System Goes Digital: Acceptance of Fintech Services by Households of Saudi Arabia
Abul Hassan
Ch 15 The Impact of Fintech on Islamic Finance and Capital Markets in Qatar Using Network Analysis
Ahmet Faruk Aysan and Muhammad Fazlurrahman Syarif

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