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The study evaluated 5 technology-based startups in Manaus to measure their technological and managerial readiness to access non-reimbursable public grants under the Nova Indústria Brasil (NIB) policy for 2024 to 2026.
The national FinTech ecosystem reached 1,200 companies with daily transactions of USD 890 million or around Rp 14 trillion, growing 62% year-on-year per May 2025.
An analysis of 150,165 equity and bond issuances across 65 countries between 1990 and 2016 demonstrates that firm growth is supported by accessing capital markets.
Every 1% increase in gross digital transaction value (GDV) makes a positive contribution of about 0.14% to India's real GDP growth rate.
Poland's fintech ecosystem includes over 400 active companies employing over 22,000 people.
The paper presents a structural-functional model featuring 3 levels of information and communication support for corporate governance in banks.
A total of 3,691 documents indexed in the Web of Science database between 1989 and 2025 were analyzed to evaluate academic output in FinTech.
Extreme weather events like heatwaves occur three times more frequently globally than during the pre-industrial era.
Residential property insurance penetration in Bangladesh stands at a low 0.33% of nominal GDP.
On a 30,000-event synthetic stream with a 2.40% overall fraud rate, the proposed dual-horizon FPAA model achieves an average precision of 0.427 ± 0.038 across three training seeds.
Real GDP growth in Bangladesh slowed significantly to 5.8 percent in FY23 from 7.1 percent in FY22, weighed down by weak private consumption and investment.
The study analyzes secondary financial data from 5 Indonesian digital banks across the 2018–2025 period using a panel ARDL model.
This study evaluates the impact of banking industry technology on customer services in Cochin using a sample size of 142 respondents.
Neobanking as a concept first emerged in the UK in 2013 and in Germany in 2015.
South Africa was removed from the Financial Action Task Force list of jurisdictions under increased monitoring on 24 October 2025 following statutory reforms.
According to international surveys by the Bank for International Settlements, about 70% of financial sector companies use AI for cash flow forecasting and risk assessment.
Data were collected from 200 micro culinary enterprises in Indonesia that actively use QRIS in daily transactions.
The study collects cross-sectional data from 250 accounting and finance professionals to analyze AI adoption and performance using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) with SmartPLS 4.0
The CBI identified more than 8.5 lakh mule accounts used in cyber fraud.
Data collection conducted between February and June 2025 yielded 500 initial survey responses, resulting in a final sample of 328 valid responses after screening [p.9].
The Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit received 17,345 STR/SAR reports in FY2023–24, consisting of 11,736 STRs and 5,609 SARs.
Swiss real GDP growth is projected to reach 1,0 Prozent in 2026 and 1,4 Prozent in 2027.
Heatwaves represent the dominant climate-related health risk in Europe, accounting for 97% of fatalities from weather- and climate-related extremes in the EU-27 since 1980.
UK private capital markets face a structural liquidity gap, with PE sponsors deploying capital at a 2.1x deployment-to-exit ratio between 2021 and 2025.
Acquisition-related deals made up 75% of all activity by count YTD, leading estimated volume at €11.7 billion.
The research analyzes 268 non-financial public companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange from 2017 to 2025 that experienced IPO underpricing.
Banks have historically supplied over 80% of corporate financing globally, yet stringent collateral demands continue to restrict credit availability for SMEs.
Hong Kong's insurance sector relies heavily on approximately 120,000 sales agents, causing digital adoption to lag behind peers.
Uzbekistan has a population exceeding thirty-eight million with a young demographic that experiences voluntary financial exclusion due to religious principles regarding conventional loans.
Zimbabwe's Companies and Other Business Entities Act [Chapter 24:31] (2019) (COBE) provides a framework balancing majority rule with minority investor safeguards.
