Digitālās finanses un FinTech ekosistēma: inovācijas un ilgtspēja stratēģiskas nenoteiktības apstākļos / Digital Finance and the FinTech Ecosystem: Innovation and Sustainability under Strategic Uncertainty

Contribution List

3. From AI Exposure to Productivity Growth or Social Fragmentation

Jekaterina Kuzmina (BA School of Business and Finance of the University of Latvia)

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly seen as a key factor in boosting future productivity. However, the important question now shifts from AI's general potential to its varying effects in different countries. Recent analyses by Moody's predict that AI could increase labor productivity by about 1.5% each year across a group of 106 nations, leading to a total growth of around 15% over...

2. Sustainability of Latvian Financial Technology (FinTech) Companies in the Digital Era

Mr Andis Jēkabsons (LU BA)

In the era of digital transformation, the development of financial technologies is characterised by high technological variability and dynamic innovation processes. These developments are clearly observable in Latvia, where they have contributed to the establishment and consolidation of a stable and growing FinTech sector. Companies in the industry evolve on the basis of digital solutions and...

1. The role of mobile money in promoting sustainable development

Andris Fomins (University of Latvia)

The development of information technologies has contributed rapid growth of financial technologies (FinTech). Innovative technologies in the financial industry, including blockchain technology, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, etc., help improve financial services, facilitate access to finance, etc. This development has enabled financing initiatives related to the SDGs, making...