With the rapid development of technologies, it becomes increasingly important for us to remain up-to-date on new and emerging technologies. This series, therefore, aims to deliver content on current and future technologies and how the young generation benefits from this.
With the rapid development of technologies, it becomes increasingly important for us to remain up-to-date on new and emerging technologies. This series, therefore, aims to deliver content on current and future technologies and how the young generation benefits from this. The global financial crisis has highlighted major weaknesses in financial records, information, and data. These weaknesses have led to inadequacies in the access to financial records and information, higher operational risks, flawed bankruptcies, and foreclosure proceedings. The Lockdown due to the ongoing pandemic COVID-19 has increased the scope for criminals to exploit vulnerabilities and commit financial crimes. The increased online presence and homeworking have significantly expanded the attack surface for cybercriminals. Criminals are exploiting vulnerabilities, increasing the risks of cyber-attacks, money laundering and terrorist financing. Research is therefore needed to identify trends, tools and applications that will provide the needed records, information, and data to support more effective financial analysis and risk management.
Financial Technology (FinTech) has become one of the most pioneering and cost-effective disruptive technologies. Initial adaptation of FinTech solutions has permitted several start-ups, financial service providers, and other assorted sectors to accomplish an augmented pace of growth. Contemporary Studies of Risks in Emerging Technology: Part A also highlights how emerging technologies are altering the subtleties of doing business for financial services benefactors, possibility of emerging technologies, advantages and disadvantages, technology linked issues/challenges in financial services, and also highlights drivers of this revolution.
With the rapid development of technologies, it becomes increasingly important for us to remain up-to-date on new and emerging technologies. This series, therefore, aims to deliver content on current and future technologies and how the young generation benefits from this. The global financial crisis has highlighted major weaknesses in financial records, information, and data. These weaknesses have led to inadequacies in the access to financial records and information, higher operational risks, flawed bankruptcies, and foreclosure proceedings. The Lockdown due to the ongoing pandemic COVID-19 has increased the scope for criminals to exploit vulnerabilities and commit financial crimes. The increased online presence and homeworking have significantly expanded the attack surface for cybercriminals. Criminals are exploiting vulnerabilities, increasing the risks of cyber-attacks, money laundering and terrorist financing. Research is therefore needed to identify trends, tools and applications that will provide the needed records, information, and data to support more effective financial analysis and risk management. Financial Technology (FinTech) has become one of the most pioneering and cost-effective disruptive technologies. Initial adaptation of FinTech solutions has permitted several start-ups, financial service providers, and other assorted sectors to accomplish an augmented pace of growth. Contemporary Studies of Risks in Emerging Technology: Part A also highlights how emerging technologies are altering the subtleties of doing business for financial services benefactors, possibility of emerging technologies, advantages and disadvantages, technology linked issues/challenges in financial services, and also highlights drivers of this revolution.
Foreword 1; Pratik Priyadarshi
Foreword 2; Ramona Rupeika-Apoga
Chapter
1. Emerging Role of Blockchain in Banking Operations: An Overview;
Aradhana Sharma, Dhiraj Sharma, and Rajni Bansal
Chapter
2. Process of Innovation and its Impact on a Sustainable Development
and Digitalization in the Service Sector; Marica Mazurek
Chapter
3. A Study on Chatbots in the Indian Banking Sector; Reena Rani,
James Kanda, Chanchal, and Taranjit Singh Vij
Chapter
4. Machine Learning Algorithm to Improve users Experience; Ambika N
Chapter
5. Emerging Technologies and their Game-Changing Potential: Lessons
from Corporate World; Kumar Shalender, Babita Singla, and Sandhir Sharma
Chapter
6. Artificial Intelligence for Financial Services; Kuldeep Singh
Kaswan, Jagjit Singh Dhatterwal, and Naresh Kumar
Chapter
7. Role of Blockchain Technology in the Financial Market; Jagjit
Singh Dhatterwal and Kuldeep Singh Kaswan
Chapter
8. Intelligent Agent-Based Supply Chain Management Using
Service-Oriented Architecture; Rajbala, Pawan Kumar Singh Nain, and Avadhesh
Kumar
Chapter
9. The inherent risk of climate change becoming a hindrance in a
business supply chain; Chabi Gupta and Swati Bhatia
Chapter
10. FinTech in Banking: Bibliometric and Content Analysis; Ruchika
Jain and Neena Seth
Chapter
11. Is Blockchain the New Normal in Financial Sector? A Comprehensive
Review; Samridhi Tanwar and Aakash Khindri
Chapter
12. Application of Blockchain in the Insurance Sector; Baljinder
Kaur, Ramandeep Kaur, and Kiran Sood
Chapter
13. Tax System: Power Packed by Blockchain; Bhavna Sharma and Anurag
Kumar
Chapter
14. Conceptual Framework Depicting the Drivers for the Fintech
Growth- An Outlook for India; Shreya Arora and Pankaj Madan
Chapter
15. To Analyze the Impact of Multi-Media Technology on the Rural
Entrepreneurship Development; Kavita Dahiya, Sanjay Taneja, and Ercan Özen
Chapter
16. Green Computing for Sustainable Future Technologies and Its
Applications; Shazib Ahmad, Saksham Mishra, and Vandana Sharma
Chapter
17. Impact of Non-Performing Assets on the Profitability of the
Indian Banking Sector; Baljinder Kaur, Rupinder Kaur, Kiran Sood, and Simon
Grima
Chapter
18. Adoption of Blockchain Technology in the Financial Sector; Pawan
Kumar, Ercan Özen, and Serap Vurur
Chapter
19. A Study of Optimal Portfolio Selection Using Quadratic
Programming Modelling: Evidence from Indian Pharmaceutical Industry During
Covid19 Times; Chetna and Dhiraj Sharma
Chapter
20. Blockchain Technology for the Financial Market; Keshav Kaushik
Professor Simon Grima is the the Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Economics, Management and Accountancy, Associate Professor and the Head of the Department of Insurance. Simon is also a Professor at the University of Latvia, Faculty of Business, Management and Economics. His research focus and consultancy is on Risk Management, Internal Audit and Compliance.
Professor Kiran Sood is a Professor at Chitkara Business School, Chitkara University, Punjab, India. Kiran received her Undergraduate and PG degree in commerce from Panjab University respectively in the years 2002 and 2004.
Professor Ercan Özen is Associate Professor of Finance, in the Department of Banking and Finance, at the University of Uak, Turkey.
