Digital Finance : Big Data, Start-Ups, and the Future of Financial Services.

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- List of figures -- List of tables -- Foreword -- Preface -- Glossary -- PART I: Digital finance and financial services -- 1. Introduction -- Notes -- Bibliography -- 2. FinTech, InsurTech, PropTech, and RegTech -- FinTech -- InsurTech -- PropTech (or CRE Tech) -- RegTech -- Disruptors, innovators, and aggregators/disintermediators -- Valuing digital start-ups -- Case study: Google and the European Commission -- Case study: The merger of AT&amp -- T and Time Warner -- Microfinance, microinsurance, and microproperty -- Notes -- Bibliography -- 3. Big data -- Monetizing data -- Notes -- Bibliography -- PART II: Digital finance and traditional finance -- 4. Theoretical foundations and modern applications -- P*Q -- Notes -- Bibliography -- 5. Financial metrics and KPIs -- Financial reporting -- Notes -- Bibliography -- 6. Tangencies -- Notes -- Bibliography -- 7. Cyber risk -- Notes -- Bibliography -- PART III: The future of digital finance -- 8. Becoming digital -- Silos and synergies -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

This is a text about Digital Finance, and the objective is not simply to present internet tools that can be invaluable sources of financial information, but to show how these can complement and build upon traditional financial reporting templates, such as balance sheets and income statements.

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