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The digital transformation of finance and banking enables traditional services to be delivered in a more effective and efficient way but, at the same time, presents crucial issues such as fast growing new asset classes, new currencies, datafication and data privacy, algorithmization of law and regulation and, last but not least, new models of financial crime. This book approaches the evolution of digital finance from a business perspective and in a holistic way, providing cutting-edge knowledge of how the digital financial system works in its three main domains: banking, insurance and capital markets. It offers a bird's eye view of the major issues and developments in these individual sectors. The book begins by examining the wider framework of the subsequent analysis and over the next three parts, discusses the opportunities, risks and challenges facing the digitalization of these individual financial subsectors, highlighting the similarities and differences in their digitalization agenda, as well as the existing linkages and dependencies among them. The book clarifies the strategic issues facing the development of digital finance in these major subsectors over the coming years. The book has three key messages: that digital transformation changes fundamentally the way financial businesses operate; that individual trades have their own digitalization agenda; and that the State with its regulatory power and central banking and money has a particularly important role to play. It will be of interest to scholars, students and researchers of finance and banking, as well as policymakers wishing to understand the values and limitations of new forms of digital money.
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"Two disruptions of absolutely unimaginable scale are radically and totally transforming retail banking: (1) a worldwide convergence of financial services, telecom, retail, healthcare and media and (2) the chaotic mash-up of multiple emerging phenomena including nanotechnology, big data analytics, telemedicine, smart cities, machine-to-machine interaction (the Internet of Things) and the incredibly rapid growth of the middleclass in Asia, South Asia and parts of Africa.The new middleclass represents hundreds of billions of dollars in fresh revenue for retail banks. By training and temperament, however, most retail bankers are unable to "think beyond the branch." They do not understand that in the modern connected world, the "branch" is becoming largely irrelevant. What matters instead are the services delivered to your laptop, your tablet and your smart phone. Connected digital devices are the future of retail banking, and the time to begin preparing for the new paradigm in right now! The book provides the steps necessary for a retail bank to adapt, evolve, and succeed in the new world"-- "Provides a detailed roadmap for survival and success in the increasingly perilous and risky world of retail banking"--
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It is increasingly more interesting to the bank managers to understand what is important to customers when it comes to Internet banking, and especially banking conducted by the customers themselves. Corporate customers and Internet banking have been studied very modestly in the past, especially the decision-making factors that drive customers to go online. The purpose of this research is to identify the factors that influence corporate customer's adoption of Internet banking services in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda. The hypotheses are empirically evaluated by the use of Trade Finance customers of an East African bank that serves as a target sample. The Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) is the primary basis for the study. The information gathered from former studies that are mainly concentrating on private customers, acts as a foundation for the development of an extension of TAM that is suitable for corporate customers. The study involves 137 respondents from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda. Due to the quantitative nature of the study, the results are analysed with statistical measures which include the use of SPSS in order to carry out regression analysis. Biographische Informationen Silvance O. Abeka is a lecturer at Kampala International University- Dar es Salaam College where he works in the Department of Computer Studies. He holds a master's degree in Business Administration (Information Technology), and currently, he is undertaking a PhD in Management Information System (MIS). His research interests include IT innovation adoption, open source software, IT offshoring, management information systems, principles of statistics, web- design and e- commerce.
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Mobile commerce --- Electronic commerce --- Internet banking
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Electronic commerce --- Internet banking --- Technological innovations
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Internet banking --- Mobile commerce --- Big data
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