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Global Fintech : Financial Innovation in the Connected World by Alex Pentland (2022, Trade Paperback)

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They examine not only the struggles of rich countries to bring the old analog world into the new digital one but also the opportunities for developing countries to “leapfrog” directly into digital. It considers, among other things, open banking, platform-based strategies for banks, and digital financial services.

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PublisherMIT Press

ISBN-100262543664

ISBN-139780262543668

eBay Product ID (ePID)16050022755

Product Key Features

Book TitleGlobal Fintech : Financial Innovation in the Connected World

Number of Pages332 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicIntelligence (Ai) & Semantics, Finance / General, E-Commerce / General (See Also Computers / Electronic Commerce)

Publication Year2022

IllustratorYes

GenreComputers, Business & Economics

AuthorAlex Pentland

FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Height0.9 in

Item Weight14.7 Oz

Item Length8 in

Item Width5.3 in

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Intended AudienceTrade

LCCN2021-030642

Dewey Edition23

Reviews"A rare collection of expert essays... The editors have created a much-needed gazetteer to help both professionals and lay readers--an impressive achievement." -- CHOICE Connects

Dewey Decimal332.1

Table Of ContentIntroduction 1 I Foundations 1 Fintech Foundations: Convergence, Blockchain, Big Data and AI 7 David L. Shrier and Alex Pentland II Transitioning to the Digital Era 2 Edge Effects: Bridging from Old to New 35 Boris Khentov 3 Open Banking: How Platforms and the API Economy Change Competition in Financial Services 57 Markos Zachariadis and Pinar Ozcan 4 Digital Financial Services 73 David L. Shrier 5 Policy and Fintech, Part I: Frameworks 91 Oliver R. Goodenough, Mark Flood, Matthew Reed, David L. Shrier, Thomas Hardjono, and Alex Pentland 6 Policy and Fintech, Part II: Use Cases 137 Oliver R. Goodenough, Mark Flood, Matthew Reed, David L. Shrier, Thomas Hardjono, and Alex Pentland 7 Digital Banking Manifesto 2.0 173 Alex Lipton, David L. Shrier, and Alex Pentland III Fintech Possibilities 8 Regulatory Sandboxes 203 9 Leapfrogging with Nextgen Fintechs and Emerging Tech for the Growth of Africa 219 Michelle Chivunga 10 The Rise of Regtech and the Divergence of Compliance and Risk 251 Amias Moore Gerety and Lev Menand 11 On Governance and (Technical) Complexity 267 John D'Agostino (with contributions from Sharmila Kassam) 12 Responsible Technology: Advancing Trust and Securing the Ecosystem 283 Ajay Bhalla Conclusion 293 Contributors 295 Index 299

SynopsisHow the global financial services sector has been transformed by artificial intelligence, data science, and blockchain. Artificial intelligence, big data, blockchain, and other new technologies have upended the global financial services sector, creating opportunities for entrepreneurs and corporate innovators. Venture capitalists have helped to fund this disruption, pouring nearly $500 billion into fintech over the last five years. This book offers global perspectives on technology-fueled transformations in financial services, with contributions from a wide-ranging group of academics, industry professionals, former government officials, and current government advisors. They examine not only the struggles of rich countries to bring the old analog world into the new digital one but also the opportunities for developing countries to "leapfrog" directly into digital. The book offers accessible explanations of blockchain and distributed ledger technology and explores big data analytics. It considers, among other things, open banking, platform-based strategies for banks, and digital financial services. Case studies imagine possible future fintech-government interaction, emphasizing that legal and regulatory frameworks can help to create trust in financial processes. The contributors offer novel takes and unexpected insights that will be of interest to fintech experts and nonexperts alike. Contributors Ajay Bhalla, Michelle Chivunga, John D'Agostino, Mark Flood, Amias Moore Gerety, Oliver R. Goodenough, Thomas Hardjono, Sharmila Kassam, Boris Khentov, Alexander Lipton, Lev Menand, Pinar Ozcan, Alex Pentland, Matthew Reed, David L. Shrier, Markos Zachariadis

LC Classification NumberHG173.G636 2022