New Algorithmic Credit Scoring Models: What Protections for the Consumer?
Directive 2023/2225/UE regulates consumer creditworthiness evaluation under Article 18 and will apply from 20 November 2026.
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Directive 2023/2225/UE regulates consumer creditworthiness evaluation under Article 18 and will apply from 20 November 2026.
The study surveyed 1,002 valid Generation Z respondents aged 18 to 28 who had previously used digital wealth management platforms.
Italian SMEs face structural undercapitalization, maintaining average equity ratios below 30%, whereas Northern European economies exceed 40-45%.
Research and development (R&D) investment remains persistently low across Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador, staying below 0.1% of GDP in all three countries.
The study analyzes financial data from 163 Polish companies that conducted a total of 188 equity crowdfunding (ECF) campaigns between 2014 and 2023.
Primary microdata was collected from 1,653 university students to evaluate the determinants of Generation Z financial literacy across Spain and Ecuador.
Indonesia's digital economy recorded a Gross Merchandise Value of $82 billion in 2024, supported by more than 2,400 active startups across various sectors.
Small and medium-sized enterprises provide up to 78% of non-agricultural employment in emerging economies, though more than 30% fail within their first three years.
Startups face a structural financing gap that traditional intermediaries are poorly equipped to address, which crowdfunding helps alleviate across 4 primary models.
Introduced in December 2024 by Rob Murray, the Defence, Security and Resilience Bank (DSR Bank) is designed as a multilateral development bank with an initial capital of around €117 billion.
The global crowdfunding market reached $20.46 billion in 2025, with overall platform success rates ranging between 22-24%.
The fintech ecosystem in Latin America and the Caribbean grew by 112% over three years, expanding from 1,166 platforms in 2018 to 2,482 in 2021.
Alternative online lenders can offer fast business financing but charge high interest rates ranging from 18–40% per year.
In 2024, approximately 37 million adults in Colombia, accounting for 96 % of the adult population, held at least one financial product, while active usage reached 79 %.
Excluding China, the global alternative finance market grew continuously from $44 billion in 2015 to $113 billion in 2020.
Argentina lost 14% of its native forest area between 1998 and 2023, declining from 54.5 million ha to 47 million ha.
In 2025, the global volume of crowdfunding exceeded $20 billion, driven by donation, reward, equity, and lending platforms.
Academic research by Signori and Vismara (2016) estimates the annual return on equity crowdfunding investments at approximately 9%.
Between 1950 and the present, aggregate per capita national wealth in France, Germany, Italy, and Spain multiplied by 18 times, rising from 37% to 83% of US per capita national wealth.
In Indonesia, MSMEs represent 99.99% of all business units and absorb 97% of the national workforce.
The systematic review initially retrieved 121 scientific articles from academic databases including Google Scholar, Scielo, Springer, Elsevier, and MDPI.
The Business Innovation Center (BIC) opened in 2003 as a space of 4000 square meters articulated in 35 modules dedicated to innovative business ventures.
Mobile internet usage in the Latin American region reached 65% of the population by late 2023.
Every year in Europe, approximately 450,000 business transfers take place, with around 150,000 facing the risk of not being completed successfully.
Digital payment transactions in the European Union increased from 4.8% of total transactions in 2007 to 73.3% in 2014.
The study analyzes quantitative data from 750 overfunded campaigns out of 800 successful campaigns conducted between 2015 and 2024.
Regulation (EU) 2020/1503 (RPFP) sets a threshold excluding equity crowdfunding offers above 5,000,000 EUR from its standardized framework
Following the implementation of EU ECSP regulations and domestic legislation in 2022, market consolidation left 1 equity crowdfunding provider and 3 debt platforms operating in Poland.
Digital transformation over the last decade has driven the shift toward crowd models, as highlighted in issue 12 (253) of Economic Sciences.
As of August 2025, the Capital Markets Board of Türkiye has officially licensed 18 equity-based crowdfunding platforms.