E-finance: recent developments and policy implications

Setsuya Sato; John HAWKINS; Aleksander Berentsen

E-finance: recent developments and policy implications

Setsuya Sato, John HAWKINS, Aleksander Berentsen

Canberra School of Politics, Economics and Society

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Abstract

The internet begun to profoundly affect how financial services are delivered. On the one hand, the Internet affords convenience, price transparency, broader access to information, and lower cost; on the other hand, financial services are data-intensive and generally require no physical delivery. Combining the two should give the perfect environment for new entrants to build substantial businesses, go up the value chain, and compete on price.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Tracking a Transformation
Subtitle of host publication	E-commerce and the Terms of Competition in Industries
Editors	Stephen Cohen, John Zysman, Peter Cowhey
Publisher	Brookings Institution Press
Chapter	3
Pages	64-91
Number of pages	28
ISBN (Print)	9780815700678
Publication status	Published - Nov 2001

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