Fintech


Discover how technology will disrupt financial services in a wave of transformations not seen since the introduction of credit cards in the ‘50s.

Technique Overview

Fintech

Fintech Definition

Fintech is the technological disruption of financial service: banks and insurance companies have been historically early adopters of technology, mainly for back office operations. The advent of fintech marks the beginning of disruption for financial service in B2B and B2C. (Brieske et al. 2016)

Fintech Description *

* The full technique overview will be available soon. Contact us to register your interest in our business management platform, and learn all about Fintech.

Business Evidence

Strengths, weaknesses and examples of Fintech *

* The business evidence section is for premium members only. Please contact us about accessing the Business Evidence.

Business Application

Implementation, success factors and measures of Fintech *

* The business application section is for premium members only. Please contact us about accessing the Business application.

Professional Tools

Fintech videos and downloads *

* The professional tools section is for premium members only. Please contact us about accessing the professional tools.

Further Reading

Fintech web and print resources *

Fintech references (4 of up to 20) *

  • Aste,T.(2016) Blockchain, University College London, Center for Blockchain Technologies, preprint SSRN, 2016.
  • Brieske,A., Dapp,T.F.,Garlan,K.,Sielecki,M. (2016) FinTech 2.0: Creating new opportunities through strategic alliance. Deutsche Bank Report
  • Barrdear, J., Kumhof,M. (2016) The macroeconomics of central bank issued digital currencies. Bank of England Staff Working Paper No. 605
  • Citi Global Perspective Solutions (2017) Digital Disruption – Revisited. What FinTech VC Investments Tell us About a Changing Industry. Citigroup Report

* The further reading section is for premium members only. Please contact us about accessing the further reading.

Learn more about KnowledgeBrief Manage and how you can equip yourself with the knowledge to succeed on Fintech and hundreds of other essential business management techniques

Other members were also interested in...

Related Concept: Collating and Formatting Data

 Before any analysis can happen, data needs to be collated from correct sources and formatted so it follows clear organisational standards. Research shows that inconsistent structures and formats make data harder to combine, process and trust (Jagadish et al., 2014). Collating and formatting ensure the dataset is clean, consistent and ready for use.