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    Effects of fintech on financial stability by studying GCC banks

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    Thesis
    Author
    Alkabbani, Dania
    Supervisor
    Raheem, Mohamed Mahees
    Subject
    Profitability
    GCC banks
    fragility
    Financial Stability
    FinTech
    
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    There is controversy over whether FinTech causes financial institutions to become fragile. We exploit the introduction of FinTech regulatory sandboxes as an exogenous shock and investigate the heterogeneous effects of FinTech on the fragility of financial institutions using a panel sample of listed banks from GCC countries. Our results will show that if a shock to FinTech innovations does or doesn’t significantly impact bank fragility. Secondly, we will conclude if promoting FinTech reduces or increases financial institution fragility in emerging (developed) financial markets. Finally, we will discover FinTech’s influences on bank fragility via profitability
    Department
    Master of Science in Finance
    Publisher
    Effat University
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