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Yousef, Jonny, and Zakariye Salad. "En jämförande studie mellan Fintech och Dotcom bolag." Thesis, Uppsala universitet, Företagsekonomiska institutionen, 2020. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-420973.
Full textThis paper examines the valuation of Dotcom and FinTech companies by observing the under-pricing level of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs). The sample that we are analysing are 123 IPOs for both Dotcom and FinTech companies. The period that we are examining for the Dotcom companies is between 1995-2002. For the FinTech sample, the period is between 2008-2019. The results show that the underpricing level of FinTech IPO in the past years is less than the underpricing level of Dot-Com IPOs. The study shows that Dotcom IPOs had approximately 120% more in underpricing than the FinTech samples. To understand if there were any variables affecting the underpricing between the two samples the study used Multivariate regression. The variables are age, market cap, US, FinTech, debts, revenue and market to book. For both FinTech and Dotcom companies, the study has shown that age was the only variable who had significant positive correlation to under-pricing.
Karlén, Adrian, and Albert Dahm. "Att digitalisera eller inte digitalisera? : En kvalitativ fallstudie av digitaliseringsarbete hos ett fintech-bolag." Thesis, Linköpings universitet, Informatik, 2019. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:liu:diva-158223.
Full textThe progress of digitalization is nothing that goes unnoticed and it is something that affects all people more or less. There are various reasons for digitalizing, but research state that it is done for the purpose of changing something for the better to reach a certain business goal or milestone. This change also entails a change work that affects not only the processes that are digitalized but also the employees who become involved in the change work. New payment service directives and declining confidence in major banks have led to new innovative initiatives that offer financial services to both sales companies and end consumers. These companies are often categorized as fintech, which is an industry built up by organizations that use new technology to support or enable financial services. We have conducted a case study at a fintech company where five different people, with different responsibilites have been interviewed. The people who were interviewed have all worked with digitalization in the company and shared with us their experiences of the conducted digitalization work. The study was carried out mainly in an abductive way but also contained inductive and deductive elements. Thus, we have worked iteratively with previous research and our collected empirical data. The object of the case study was to deepen the knowledge of how a fintech company works with digitalization and how digitalization is used in the fintech industry to create or maintain a market relevance. During the course of the study, we have discovered that when deciding on digitalization, stakeholder influence is something that plays a major role. When the case company is a wholly owned subsidiary, the parent company's influence becomes extra prominent. The case company's demand for positive return affects many decisions regarding digitalization, as it is often linked to a cost issue. An analysis must be made to determine whether it is too costly to maintain a process as it is or if it is cheaper to digitalize or automate the process. In addition, there is a common view in the company that customer satisfaction is of the utmost importance. The company's focus on customer satisfaction thus gives both sales companies and end consumers a great power when it comes to digitalization work and the decisions that are taken regarding what is to be digitalized or automated. Regarding how digitalization is used, we found in our study that the case company had a relatively conservative view of digitalization, where digitalization is not used to be innovative, but rather to not fall behind, which thanks to the case company's low demands on growth leads to a functional business. As such, the case company has achieved what we mean is a digital adequacy.
Hermansson, Johanna, and Emma Idsäter. "Finansiell innovation och den traditionella banken : En kvalitativ studie om bankers strategiska allianser med fintech-bolag." Thesis, Linköpings universitet, Företagsekonomi, 2020. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:liu:diva-170331.
Full textBreidmer, Jacob, and Peter Skarlöv. "Kunden har alltid rätt? : Hur arbetet och styrningen av tjänsteinnovation ser ut hos FinTech-bolag och storbanker i Sverige." Thesis, Linnéuniversitetet, Institutionen för ekonomistyrning och logistik (ELO), 2020. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:lnu:diva-96987.
Full textThe purpose of the study is to increase knowledge about service innovation at FinTech companies and major banks in Sweden and to find out how the different types of companies work and govern this type of innovation. Furthermore, the purpose is to identify and explain similarities and differences that exists in work and governance of service innovation at FinTech companies and major banks in Sweden. This is carried out to create a better understanding to why there is a different view of the groups efficiency in regards of innovational work. Thus, the thesis will contribute with further explanations to why FinTech companies are regarded as more innovative than major banks in Sweden.
Bevegård, Emma, and Fredrik Hild. "Cyberrisker i en föränderlig finanssektor : En kvalitativ studie om hur svenska fintech-bolag hanterar cyberrisker ur ett organisatoriskt perspektiv." Thesis, Uppsala universitet, Företagsekonomiska institutionen, 2021. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-434458.
Full textBabawi, Sadeer, and Johannes Güner. "DIGITALISERING INOM BANKSEKTORN : Hur uppfattar svenska storbanker och FinTech bolag de möjligheter och hot som uppkommer i samband med den ökande digitaliseringen?" Thesis, Högskolan i Skövde, Institutionen för handel och företagande, 2019. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:his:diva-17538.
Full textIntroduction: A big part of the Swedish economy rests on the shoulders of the Swedish bank sector. Because of the increasing digitalization in recent times, the difference in competition has become substantially more evident and it has received a completely new starting point compared to before. The newest and most recent additions to the competition within the banking sector are examples such as FinTech companies, international banks and other parties that are also starting to compete with the big Swedish banks for market shares. Purpose and problem formulation: The purpose of this study is to describe the way the big Swedish banks and FinTech companies perceive the different opportunities and threats related to the increased digitalization that we see today. This will allow us to try and create an understanding of what the future might look like and what has already changed within the banking sector ever since the introduction of digitalization. How do the big Swedish banks and FinTech companies perceive the different opportunities and threats related to the increased digitalization? Theoretical frame of reference: The theories that have been used during the study are isomorphism with the notion of compelling, imitating and normative isomorphism as well as Porter's strategy theory, the five force model. A SWOT analysis has been used to more easily identify the banks' strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats during the digitization. The study has also used previous research and taken into account the quest for legitimacy and demands for cost efficiency. This has become a support for the empirical results that have been collected in order to be able to analyze more easily, reach a conclusion and thus get the problem formulation answered. Method: The empirical material has been collected with a qualitative method. 5 informants have participated in semi-structured interviews. Conclusion: The authors of the study have identified, described and explained several factors as to how they perceive opportunities and threats during the increasing digitization. The informants shared both opportunities and threats, such as the fact that the PSD2 regulations increase competition and improve the situation for smaller players to compete against the big banks. The study has also been limited to big Swedish banks and FinTech companies.