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Fintech up-coming in Saudi Arabia: study, analysis, and recommendations

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  • Haifa Frad
  • Ahmed Jedidi

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Fintech is the new IT solution for the financial sector which it uses artificial intelligence, machine learning, security, etc. Moreover, different governments encourage the implementation of Fintech to improve their economics in the future. However, the crisis of the oil sector busts the GCC governments to change the types of their economic sectors to be more varied. Fintech is one of the major players in new GCC economics. Therefore, Fintech is one of the promote solutions that lines with the vision 2030 in Saudi Arabia. In this fact, this paper proposes a study of the Fintech implementation in Saudi Arabia, in which it analyses the different metrics involve in the process of implementation. Precisely, it focuses on three levels of implementation: Fintech initiative, Fintech regulation and Fintech in society. Finally, the paper presents a strategy recommendation to improve the implementation of Fintech in Saudi Arabia.

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  • Haifa Frad & Ahmed Jedidi, 2023. "Fintech up-coming in Saudi Arabia: study, analysis, and recommendations," International Journal of Business Information Systems, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 42(1), pages 72-84.
    • Handle: RePEc:ids:ijbisy:v:42:y:2023:i:1:p:72-84
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