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This book focuses on the latest developments in digital finance and its contributions to the sustainable economic development of emerging economies. It discusses the various perspectives of electronic finance, and the role of financial technologies in supply chain management, investments, banking, and in MSMEs. It covers emerging topics such as applications of blockchain technology in the management of financial flows, recent developments, sustainability and trends in the application of artificial intelligence in the financial services sector, emerging fintech products like crowdfunding, and cryptocurrency, their important role in enhancing economic development, and sustainability. It will benefit society, stakeholders, corporates, and regulators.
Dr. Ananda S is the Director of the Postgraduate Studies, Research, and Innovation Department at the College of Banking and Financial Studies, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. He has a Ph.D. in Finance with over 30 years of expertise in management education, consulting, and the financial services industry.
Dr. Tamanna Abdul Rahman Dalwai is a Senior Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at the Nottingham Business School of Nottingham Trent University, UK. She has a PhD in accounting from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, MBA (finance and accounting) from California State University, East Bay and is a Fellow of Advance HE UK.
Dr. Dharmendra Singh is an Associate Professor (Finance) at the Modern College of Business and Science in Muscat (Oman). He holds a Ph.D. (Finance), professional certifications such as Certified Financial Planner (CFP), an associate diploma (life insurance) from the Insurance Institute of India, and CFA from ICFAI.
Part A: Perspectives on Electronic Finance and sustainability.- Chapter 1: Interplay of electronic finance with the electronic market.- Chapter 2: Digital Financial Access and Financialization: Panel Evidence from the Selected Countries in Asia-Pacific Region.- Chapter 3: Smart technology adoption in E-Finance services.- Chapter 4: Employees' perspective on interplay of IT-based banking and sustainability.- Chapter 5: Navigating Views on Digital Finance: An In-depth Exploration of Diverse Perspectives.- Chapter 6: Transforming Customer Perception through Green Banking Channels in Electronic Finance.- Chapter 7: Fintech and Sustainability: Perspectives from Emerging Markets.- Chapter 8: Impact of Green Banking Practices on the Performance of Indian Banks An Empirical Study.- Chapter 9: Empowering Rural Banking for Sustainability: Exploring FinTech Solutions with Equitas Small Finance Bank.- Chapter 10: Regulatory Frameworks Balancing Security and Innovation in Electronic Finance Across GCC Market.- Part B: Fintech adoption.- Chapter 11: FinTech adoption literature: current state and future directions.- Chapter 12: The Rise of FinTech in India's Financial Ecosystem.- Chapter 13: Fintech Evolution, Opportunities, and Challenges: Perspectives from Emerging Markets.- Chapter 14: The Role of Fintech in Financial Inclusion: A Survey of Low-Income Individuals in Kolkata.- Chapter 15: How can FinTech adoption benefit the MSME Sector in India?.- Chapter 16: Fintech's contribution to supply chain finance value creation via banking and financial systems.- Chapter 17: Evolution, growth and future of electronic finance and FinTech in the GCC and MENA.- Chapter 18: Fintechs as an enabler of financial inclusion: an empirical analysis in the landscape of african economies.- Chapter 19: FinTech Adoption and Sustainable Supply Chain Performance in GCC Markets.- Chapter 20: Smart Money, Smarter Marketing: Fintech's AI Evolution on Social Platforms.- Part C: Cryptocurrency, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence.- Chapter 21: Recent trends in the development of artificial intelligence among banking sectors in India.- Chapter 22: Bibliometric analysis on digital financial inclusion through blockchain technology crowdfunding.- Chapter 23: Cryptocurrency Conundrum: Understanding the Dynamics of Indian Consumer Intentions using an Extended UTAUT Model.- Chapter 24: Impact Of Artificial Intelligence on Accounting Practices In Saudi Arabia.
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