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Financial Inclusion Across Asia: Bringing Opportunities for Businesses
ISBN: 978-1-83753-305-3, eISBN: 978-1-83753-304-6
Publication date: 6 December 2023
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(2023), "Index", Leong, C.-M., Ali, M., Raza, S.A., Puah, C.-H. and Eksi, I.H. (Ed.) Financial Inclusion Across Asia: Bringing Opportunities for Businesses, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 135-139. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83753-304-620231011
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:Emerald Publishing Limited
Copyright © 2024 Choi-Meng Leong, Muhammad Ali, Syed Ali Raza, Chin-Hong Puah and Ibrahim Halil Eksi
INDEX
Account opening
, 21
Alipay
, 23, 56, 81, 102
Alternative credit scoring methods
, 69
Anxiety
, 50
Artificial intelligence (AI)
, 18, 78
benefit of AI for finance inclusion and issues
, 80–82
conceptual diagram
, 83–84
for finance
, 79–80
future research
, 84
issues of AI for finance inclusion
, 82–83
literature review
, 78–79
technologies
, 81
Asia
, 90, 118
challenges to achieve financial literacy and financial inclusion in Asia
, 103–104
connection between financial literacy and financial inclusion in
, 102–103
financial inclusion in
, 22–23, 47–49
future directions for research and policymakers
, 104–105
importance of financial literacy and financial inclusion in
, 100–101
IR 4.0 in
, 22–23
practical recommendations for businesses in
, 28–29
state of financial literacy and financial inclusion in
, 101–102
women empowerment in
, 52–53
Asian Canvas
, 55–56
Asian Development Bank
, 2
Awareness Gap
, 113
Back office activities
, 69
Bank accounts
, 102
Benefits of mobile banking
, 90
Bibliometrics
, 119
analysis
, 3
findings
, 119–129
findings and analysis
, 5–12
future agenda
, 131
implications
, 132
influential author
, 124
influential documents
, 124–126
intellectual collaboration among countries or regions
, 126
keywords analysis
, 127–128
methodology
, 3–5
publication trend
, 121
research methodology
, 119
subject and source
, 121–122
Bill payments
, 21
Blockchain technology
, 21–23
Central Bank
, 6
Challenges of mobile banking
, 93
China Alipay
, 56
Citation analysis
, 4
Cloud computing
, 69
Co-citation analysis
, 4
Co-word analysis
, 4
Confidence Gap
, 113
Confidentiality
, 91
Consumer psychology
, 53
Content analysis
, 8–12
Cost of product
, 72
COVID-19 pandemic
, 34
expanded financial inclusion after
, 35–36
literature review
, 34–35
opportunities and challenges for financial inclusion post COVID-19
, 35–39
Credit
, 78
bureaus
, 104
cards
, 66, 102
credit-based solutions
, 66
scoring
, 81
Cryptocurrencies
, 110
Cultural influence
, 91
Customer service systems
, 81
Customer’s financial needs
, 114
Cyber-attacks
, 113–114
Cyber-breaches
, 113–114
Cyber-security
, 113
threats
, 19
Data privacy
breaches
, 19
and security
, 23
Data security
, 83
Developing countries
, 114
Digital banking
, 34
Digital credit
, 37
Digital Currency Electronic Payment (DCEP)
, 27
Digital divide
, 19, 23, 82
Digital finance
, 18, 34–37, 66, 78, 81–82, 103
knowledge of
, 38
literature review
, 78–79
Digital financial inclusion
, 79, 110
Digital financial literacy
, 82
enhancement and challenges
, 37–38
Digital financial risks
, 38–39
Digital financial services
, 24, 35, 38, 78
regulations
, 26
Digital identity systems
, 26
Digital insurance platforms
, 18
Digital literacy
, 84
Digital money
, 34
Digital skills
, 82
Digital technologies
, 18, 36, 47, 110
Digitalization
, 47
Digitization
, 111
Digitization method
, 69
E-commerce
, 89–91, 113
Economic growth
, 18
Economic integration
, 45
Economic resilience
, 22
Entrepreneurship
, 11
Equated monthly instalments (EMI)
, 114
Equity crowd-funding
, 110
Factors responsible for uptake of Fin-tech in MFI sector
, 70–72
FICO
, 66
Finance inclusion
, 118, 128
Financial amenities
, 98
Financial decisions
, 50
Financial education
, 103
programmes
, 102
Financial empowerment
, 47
Financial fraud
, 83
Financial inclusion
, 2–3, 8, 10, 18, 34, 44, 78, 98–99, 110
in Asia
, 47–49
benefit of AI for finance inclusion and issues
, 80–82
benefits and challenges
, 46
challenges to achieve financial literacy and financial inclusion in Asia
, 103–104
connection between financial literacy and financial inclusion in Asia
, 102–103
and galvanized consumer
, 53–56
globalization of
, 45–47
importance of financial inclusion in IR 4. 0
, 21–22
and IR 4.0 in Asia
, 22–23
in IR 4.0
, 18–21
issues of AI for
, 82–83
and psychological wellness
, 50–52
state of financial literacy and financial inclusion in Asia
, 101–102
on women empowerment
, 11
and women empowerment in Asia
, 52–53
Financial inclusivity
, 98
benefit of
, 100
objective of
, 99
Financial independence
, 52, 99
Financial industry
, 80
Financial institutions
, 19, 66
Financial knowledge
, 3, 99
Financial literacy
, 2–3, 8, 11–12, 37, 84, 98–99, 118
connection between financial literacy and financial inclusion in Asia
, 102–103
importance in Asia
, 100–101
state of financial literacy and financial inclusion in Asia
, 101–102
Financial marginalization
, 50
Financial resilience
, 44
Financial resources
, 71
Financial risks
, 38
Financial scams
, 102
Financial self-efficacy (FSE)
, 51
Financial services
, 78, 81, 102, 118
accessibility
, 100
Financial Technology (Fin-Tech)
, 2, 36, 66–67, 88, 90–91, 110
adoption
, 88
alliance companies with conventional banking industry
, 67–68
applications
, 89
companies’ new entrant and recent conditions in Pakistan
, 114–115
concepts and cases for elaborating significance of
, 72–73
evolution of fin-tech definition
, 111
factors responsible for uptake of Fin-tech in MFI sector
, 70–72
literature review
, 113–115
markets and use in developing sides of world
, 112
methodology
, 72, 115
in Pakistan
, 70
prospects for MFIs
, 68
research problem and grey areas
, 112–113
and role in transformation of value chain of microfinance
, 68–69
sandboxes
, 26
start-ups
, 22
as technology
, 111
uses and prospects
, 111–112
FINCA Pakistan
, 55–56
4IR (see Industrial Revolution 4. 0 (IR 4. 0))
Fraud
, 102
Front office activities
, 68–69
Funding
, 69
Galvanized consumer
, 53–56
Gender differences
, 35
Gender disparity gap
, 2
Gender gap in financial inclusion
, 36–37
Gender inequality
, 44, 103
Global canvas of underdeveloped countries
, 54–55
Global Findex Database
, 19, 101
Globalization of financial inclusion
, 45–47
Government initiatives
, 102
Happiness index
, 47
Identity theft
, 83
Illegal fund raising
, 38
Illiteracy
, 44
Inclusive finance
, 118
Inclusivity
, 49
Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR 4.0)
, 18
challenges of financial inclusion in
, 23–25
financial inclusion and IR 4. 0 in Asia
, 22–23
financial inclusion in
, 18–21
importance of financial inclusion in
, 21–22
limitations and suggestions for future research
, 29
objective
, 20
policymakers in financial inclusion in
, 25–28
practical recommendations for businesses in Asia
, 28–29
problem statement
, 19–20
relationship between financial inclusion and
, 21
solutions
, 25
Industry 4.0 (see Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR 4.0))
Insurance
, 78
Integrated communication technology (ICT)
, 71
Intellectual collaboration among countries or regions
, 126
Intelligent customer service
, 80
Intention to adopt mobile banking
, 91–92
Internet
, 23
Internet of Things (IoT)
, 18, 79, 112
Investment satisfaction
, 51
Keyword occurrence
, 127
Language
, 80
Literacy
, 80
Literature review studies
, 119
Loans
, 102
disbursement
, 69
Low-income families
, 18
M-Pesa
, 54
Machine vision
, 79
Market
, 71
Mexico success story
, 54
Microfinance
, 11–12, 103
regulations
, 26
Microfinance institutions (MFIs)
, 18, 68
concepts and cases for elaborating significance of
, 72–73
factors responsible for uptake of Fin-tech in MFI sector
, 70–72
Fin-Tech prospects for
, 68
of Pakistan
, 70
Mobile banking
, 21, 37, 89, 103
challenges associated with
, 93
ethics associated with use of
, 91
grey area in field of fin-tech and
, 89–93
intention to use
, 91–92
methodology
, 93–95
Mobile commerce, benefits of using
, 92–93
Mobile Financial Services
, 55, 103
Mobile money
, 11, 110
Mobile payments
, 37, 90–91
accounts
, 47
Mobile phones
, 23, 110
Mobile technologies
, 21
Mobile use
, 78
Money transfer
, 21
MShwari in Kenya
, 89
National financial inclusion strategies
, 26
National Financial Inclusion Strategy (NFIS)
, 55
Natural language processing
, 79
Online behaviour patterns
, 79
Online fraud
, 38
Online transaction history
, 79
Ordinary bibliometric methods
, 4
Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC)
, 126
P2P lending
, 38
Pakistan
cases and implications from
, 94–95
currency
, 114
Fin-Tech in
, 70, 114–115
mobile banking in
, 90
Payments
, 78
systems
, 104
PayPal
, 90
Peer-to-peer lending platforms
, 21, 110
Perceived benefits
, 71
Perceived ease of use (PEoU)
, 91–92
Perceived usefulness (PU)
, 91–92
Philippines’s Tala
, 56
Physical branches
, 24
Policy perspective
, 70–71
Policymakers in financial inclusion in IR 4. 0
, 25
evaluation of effectiveness of policy initiatives and regulations
, 27–28
importance
, 25–26
policy initiatives and regulations
, 26
Ponzi scheme
, 38
Poverty
, 44, 98, 128
Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY)
, 27, 55, 102
Privacy
, 83
Private sector actors
, 19
Proactive alerts
, 81
Project i2i
, 23
Psychological wellness
, 50–52
Publication performance
, 5–7
Regulatory frameworks
, 104
Remittances
, 78
Review
, 3, 5
Risk assessment
, 81
Robots
, 18
Rural communities
, 44
Savings
, 78
Scopus database
, 3, 5, 119
Security
, 78, 80
Self-efficacy
, 51
Self-sufficiency
, 44
Small enterprises
, 18
SMART cell phones
, 90, 93, 113
Social influence (SI)
, 91–92
Social-banking policy
, 126
Stakeholders
, 44
State Bank of Pakistan (SBP)
, 70
Stock trading
, 110
Stress
, 50
Sustainable development goals (SDGs)
, 18
Systematic bibliometric analysis
, 3
Technology acceptance model (TAM)
, 89
Theory triangulation
, 72
Time
, 80
Top management support
, 71
Traditional financial services
, 82
Transfer payments
, 110
Trust
, 23
Unified Payment Interface (UPI)
, 55
User’s shopping history
, 79
Value chain of microfinance
, 68–69
Value-based adoption model (VAM)
, 89
Virtual assistants
, 80
Virtual currency investment
, 38
VOS-viewer
, 9, 128
WeChat Pay
, 23, 102
Women
, 2, 44
in Asia
, 103
empowerment in Asia
, 52–53
financial inclusion and literacy
, 2–3, 5–6
Work-from-home
, 34
World Bank
, 2, 6–7
Youth
, 44
Zero-contact principles
, 34
- Prelims
- Chapter 1: Women's Financial Inclusion and Women's Financial Literacy: Bibliometric Analysis
- Chapter 2: Unlocking the Power of Technology: A New Era of Financial Inclusion in the Industrial Revolution 4.0
- Chapter 3: Financial Inclusion and COVID-19: Opportunities and Challenges
- Chapter 4: Unlocking Human Perspective: The Psychological Ripple Effects of Financial Inclusion on Asian Communities and Future Avenues
- Chapter 5: Significance of Fintech for Microfinance Institutions (MFIS): Anatomical Linkages of Fintech with Value Chain of MFIS and its Implications
- Chapter 6: Artificial Intelligence, Digital Finance, and Financial Inclusion: A Conceptual Framework
- Chapter 7: Mobile Banking in the Context of Developing Asian Countries: A Thorough Perspective Based on Customer's Intention, Benefits, Challenges, and Security Issues
- Chapter 8: Empowering Communities: Enhancing Financial Literacy and Inclusion Across Asia
- Chapter 9: Fintech an Opportunity or Opportunity Missed by Developing Sides of the World: A Special Emphasize on Fintech Use and Prospects in Pakistan
- Chapter 10: A Bibliometric Review of Financial Inclusion in Asia
- Index