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Banking-as-a-Service: Tradeoffs in Regulatory Risk and Bank Performance Wei Dai, University of Georgia
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Controllability in Algorithmic Decision-Making: Field Evidence from a Robo-Advisor Subin Kim, KAIST
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Hong Xu, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
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From Asset to Public Good: Measuring Bitcoin’s Success via Adoption Dynamics Leonardo Maria De Rossi, Sda Bocconi School of Management
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From Motivation to Execution: A Grounded Theory Study of the DeFi Transaction Intent Taxonomy Qian'ang Mao, Nanjing University
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Impact of Usage-Based Insurance: Market Competition, Welfare, and Environmental Sustainability Mei Xue, City University of Hong Kong
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The Dark Side of Thank-you Notes Sanghyun Park, Baruch College
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The Future of Big Tech & Banking: A Platform Ecosystem Scenario Analysis Padagnassou Simda, Federal Deposit Insurance Company (FDIC)
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The Ripple Effects of a Social Movement on P2P Lending "Lavlin Agrawal", North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University
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Towards Safer Incentive-Based Crowdfunding: A Blockchain-based Approach Anna Lena Hupe, University of Kassel
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Unveiling Market Insights by Deciphering CEO Interview Videos Zhoudao Lu, The Hong Kong Polytechnic Universty
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Unveiling NFT Price Dynamics: The Interplay of Traits, Timing, and Social Signaling Qirui Liu, Emory University
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Track Chairs
Rainer Alt, Ph.D., Leipzig University
Ke-Wei Huang, Ph.D., National University of Singapore
De Liu, Ph.D., University of Minnesota
Track Description
Although the financial industry has been a pioneer in adopting information technology (IT) and many examples for core banking systems, electronic security exchanges and networks for transferring money exist, industry structures remained stable for many decades. The rise of innovative financial technology applications and business models under the umbrella term “FinTech” may be conceived as a wake-up call for many incumbents with numerous startup businesses having emerged since 2010. Meanwhile, FinTech is an established sector, which has created new forms of payment, financing, lending, and insuring. Many of these solutions have arrived in practice and reached the plateau of productivity. They feature platform-based business models as well as customer-oriented and crowd-based processes, which have reduced inefficiencies and have brought digital transformation to the finance industry.