DOI: https://doie.org/10.10399/ES.2025430538
Monalsha Chand, Nandini Dhyani, Emmanuel Elgin Gabriel, Bharat Bhusan, Prakash Bhatnagar
Fintech, Digital Banking, barriers, bibliometric.
The study includes 3727 peer-reviewed journal papers published between 2016 and 2024 and indexed in the SCOPUS database, which were used to conduct a full thematic analysis with the R software tool bibliophagy. According to the authors, over the chosen time period, experts have primarily concentrated on two important fintech and sustainable financial topics. The key areas include Digital finance, and socially responsible investing. This is based on prior research as well as current commercial and corporate trends and practices.
The study's findings give a valuable foundation for implementing sustainable strategies, trading profits and environmental risks, and profiting from research and practice approaches. As a result, the findings are required by lawmakers, regulatory bodies, aspiring scholars, environmentalists, and investors. The paper adds to the body of knowledge by exhaustively demonstrating contemporary digital and sustainable funding options. The research's significant effects on the intended audience help to refine its contribution.