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Ewolucja FinTechów: systematyczny przegląd literatury
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Data publikacji online: 30-09-2024
 
 
Data publikacji: 30-09-2024
 
 
NSZ 2024;19(2):49-62
 
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„FinTech” to termin wywodzący się od „technologii finansowej”, odnoszący się do innowacyjnych rozwiązań finansowych dozwolonych przez technologię. Oznacza nowoczesne połączenie usług finansowych i technologii informacyjnych. Jednak integracja finansów i technologii ma głębokie dziedzictwo historyczne i przeszła przez cztery różne epoki: początkowo globalizację finansową, następnie analogową i cyfrową, a pod koniec XX wieku przejście na finanse cyfrowe. Od 2018 roku na całym świecie nastała nowa era FinTech, naznaczona nie tylko nowymi produktami finansowymi, lecz także najnowocześniejszymi metodami dostarczania, napędzanymi szybko rozwijającą się technologią, szczególnie w bankowości detalicznej. Najnowsza faza, technologie przełomowe, wiąże się z wyzwaniami regulacyjnymi i operacyjnymi, podkreślając potrzebę zrównoważenia potencjalnej pomocy w zakresie innowacji z nieodłącznym ryzykiem. Nasza analiza 157-letniej ewolucji FinTech potwierdza, że w obliczu tego fundamentalnego kryzysu nie ma przedwczesnych lub zbyt sztywnych regulacji.
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