The rise and development of fintech : accounts of disruption from Sweden and beyond / edited by Robin Teigland, Shahryar Siri, Anthony Larsson, Alejandro Moreno Puertas, and Claire Ingram Bogusz.

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Teigland, Robin, 1964- [editor.]

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TextSeries: Routledge international studies in money and banking ; 94Publisher: London ; New York : Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group, 2018Description: 1 online resourceContent type:

text

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computer

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ISBN:

9781351183628
1351183621
1351183613
9781351183598
1351183591
0815378505
9781351183604
1351183605
9780815378501
9781351183611

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Rise and development of fintechDDC classification:

332.10285/4678 23

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Contents:

Chapter Introduction -- FinTech and shifting financial system institutions / Robin Teigland -- part 1 New regulations -- chapter 1 A regulatory innovation framework -- How regulatory change leads to innovation outcomes for FinTechs / êAke Freij -- chapter 2 Information security in the realm of FinTech / Georgios Kryparos -- chapter 3 FinTech in Sweden -- Will policymakers{u2019} (in)action nurture or starve its growth? / Bjèorn Olsson -- chapter 4 The future of cash / Niklas Arvidsson -- chapter 5 The adoption of online banking in Sweden / Michael Bjèorn -- part 2 Cognition -- Legitimacy and views -- chapter 6 The role of trust in emerging technologies / Mats Lewan -- chapter 7 Responding to the FinTech challenge -- A study of Swedish bank managers{u2019} perceptions of FinTech{u2019}s effects on digitalization and customer e-loyalty / Anthony Larsson -- chapter 8 The three phases of FinTech / Anna Felländer -- chapter 9 Clarifying the blurry lines of FinTech -- Opening the Pandora{u2019}s box of FinTech categorization / Michal Gromek -- chapter 10 The Internet as an enabler of FinTech / Mats Lewan -- part 3 New norms enabled by new technologies and standards -- chapter 11 Digital traces, ethics, and insight -- Data-driven services in FinTech / Claire Ingram Bogusz -- chapter 12 Digital meetings -- Real growth, better funding? An introduction to Swedish crowdfunding / Michal Gromek -- chapter 13 The payment landscape in Sweden / Niklas Arvidsson -- chapter 14 Introduction to the robo-advisory industry in Sweden / Agnçe Macijauskaitçe -- chapter 15 Blockchain -- The Internet of Value / Alejandro Moreno Puertas -- chapter 16 How to scale Bitcoin -- A payment network that no one controls / Hêakan Holmberg -- part 4 A view of the actors -- chapter 17 Banks and digitalization / Jochem van der Zande -- chapter 18 The role of venture capital in the success of the Swedish FinTech industry / Elizabeth Press -- chapter 19 How distance comes into play in equity crowdfunding / Alexandre Dubois -- chapter 20 The Stockholm FinTech Hub / Catharina Burenstam Linder -- chapter 21 Geographic decentralization of FinTech companies in Sweden / Katarzyna Jereczek -- chapter 22 When Britain leaves the EU, will FinTechs turn to the Vikings? / Michal Gromek -- chapter Conclusion -- Implications for actors as institutions evolve / Robin Teigland.

Summary: "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; process innovation developments within the traditional banking industry; the VC landscape in Sweden, as shown through interviews with VC representatives, mainly from Sweden but also from the US and Germany, as well as offering insight into the companies that are currently operating in the FinTech arena in Sweden. The authors address questions such as: how will the regulatory landscape shape the future of FinTech companies; what are the factors that will likely drive the adoption of FinTech services in the future; what is the future role of banks in the context of FinTech and digitalization and what are the policies and government initiatives that aim to support the Fintech ecosystem in Sweden? Complex concepts and ideas are rendered in an easily digestible, yet thought provoking way. The book a result of the IIS initiative (The Internet Foundation in Sweden), an independent organization promoting the positive development of the internet in the country. It is also responsible for the internet's Swedish top-level domain .se, including the registration of domain names, and the administration and technical maintenance of the national domain-name registry. The book illustrates how Sweden acts (or doesn't act) as a competitive player in the global FinTech arena and is a vital addition to students and practitioners in the field."--Provided by publisher.

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"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; process innovation developments within the traditional banking industry; the VC landscape in Sweden, as shown through interviews with VC representatives, mainly from Sweden but also from the US and Germany, as well as offering insight into the companies that are currently operating in the FinTech arena in Sweden. The authors address questions such as: how will the regulatory landscape shape the future of FinTech companies; what are the factors that will likely drive the adoption of FinTech services in the future; what is the future role of banks in the context of FinTech and digitalization and what are the policies and government initiatives that aim to support the Fintech ecosystem in Sweden? Complex concepts and ideas are rendered in an easily digestible, yet thought provoking way. The book a result of the IIS initiative (The Internet Foundation in Sweden), an independent organization promoting the positive development of the internet in the country. It is also responsible for the internet's Swedish top-level domain .se, including the registration of domain names, and the administration and technical maintenance of the national domain-name registry. The book illustrates how Sweden acts (or doesn't act) as a competitive player in the global FinTech arena and is a vital addition to students and practitioners in the field."--Provided by publisher.

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