One of the financially vulnerable groups is older people, who receive little attention in the financial inclusion literature. The elderly is financially excluded in Thailand, an emerging economy with high financial inclusion and rapid aging of the population. Using the Findex survey data 2017,...

This paper analyzes the environmental effects of digital financial inclusion (DFI) along with green growth using panel data from 102 economies over the period 1990-2022. The analysis used mobile cellular subscriptions (MCSs), bank branches (BB), and automated teller machines (ATMs) as proxy...

FinTech is an emerging financial innovation model that promotes a "technological anti-corruption" effect. Credit corruption is a worldwide problem; however, previous studies have not focused on the anti-corruption effect of FinTech. This study first uses micro data from FinTech companies to...

Financial technology (fintech) has disrupted the traditional financial system by decoupling, decentralizing, and demystifying finance. Effective and scalable adoption of fintech, however, is key to financial inclusion and value creation through new business models. While theoretical frameworks...

A large body of research shows that mobile money through its agent networks can potentially increase financial inclusion, especially in the unbanked rural regions of the developing world. This study intends to establish whether agent liquidity has a significant moderating effect in the...

This study delves into the dynamic interplay between green finance, Fintech adoption, digital awareness, and digital transformation in the Croatian banking industry. Amidst the emerging trend of sustainable banking practices and technological advancements, this research aims to examine the...