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Determinants of FinTech Equity Funding Flows: Evidence From a Global Perspective

Uttam Golder Orcid Logo, Suborna Barua Orcid Logo, Mohammad Abedin Orcid Logo, Douglas Akwasi Adu Orcid Logo, Boru Ren Orcid Logo

International Journal of Finance & Economics

Swansea University Authors: Mohammad Abedin Orcid Logo, Boru Ren Orcid Logo

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DOI (Published version): 10.1002/ijfe.3086

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This study explores the factors affecting FinTech (Financial technology startups) equity financing and deals. Traditional and alternative financing are currently progressing together; however, alternative financing remains underexplored. Using panel data from 57 countries in 2010 to 2020 and one-ste...

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Published in: International Journal of Finance & Economics
ISSN: 1076-9307 1099-1158
Published: Wiley 2024
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title Determinants of FinTech Equity Funding Flows: Evidence From a Global Perspective
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Boru Ren
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title_full Determinants of FinTech Equity Funding Flows: Evidence From a Global Perspective
title_fullStr Determinants of FinTech Equity Funding Flows: Evidence From a Global Perspective
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description This study explores the factors affecting FinTech (Financial technology startups) equity financing and deals. Traditional and alternative financing are currently progressing together; however, alternative financing remains underexplored. Using panel data from 57 countries in 2010 to 2020 and one-step difference generalised method of moments (Diff-GMM) regressions, we show that, at the global level, gross domestic product (GDP), domestic credit to the private sector, regulations, innovations, globalisation, stock market return, information technology (ICT) goods export and internet users influence FinTech equity funding. With respect to FinTech deals, except GDP, regulations and globalisation, all other factors aforementioned have a substantial effect. Nevertheless, our category-specific findings slightly differ from the global context. Our study emphasises the need for the rapid development of communication technology and increased accessibility to mobile internet services for users. Moreover, authorities should strike a balance between imposing regulations and facilitating FinTech equity funding growth. Innovations should prioritise user-friendliness, affordability and commercial viability.
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