International market selection and fintech: the role of financial inclusion and perceived corruption in neobank adoption

Dionysios Karavidas; Rocio Isabel  Paez; Philip  O’Reilly

International market selection and fintech: the role of financial inclusion and perceived corruption in neobank adoption

Dionysios Karavidas, Rocio Isabel Paez, Philip O’Reilly

Queen's Business School (QBS)

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Abstract

Neobanks have seen significant growth and adoption worldwide in recent years. This study examines the impact of two factors - financial inclusion and perceived corruption - on the success of Neobank adoption in different geographical markets. By analyzing a unique dataset that includes economic data and adoption rates of 90 Neobanks in over 60 countries, we find that both financial inclusion and perceived corruption levels are key in determining the likelihood of successful Neobank adoption in specific markets.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Research handbook on FinTech
Publisher	Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
Publication status	Accepted - 09 Dec 2024

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