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About This Book; Contents; About the Authors; List of Figures; List of Tables; Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2: Definition of FinTech and Description of the FinTech Industry; 2.1 Definition of FinTech; 2.2 Segments of the FinTech Industry; Chapter 3: Methodology; Chapter 4: The FinTech Market in Germany; 4.1 Current Market Environment; 4.2 General Market Trends; 4.3 Crowdfunding; 4.4 Donation and Reward-Based Crowdfunding; 4.5 Crowdinvesting; 4.6 Crowdlending; 4.7 Credit and Factoring; 4.8 Social Trading; 4.9 Robo-Advice; 4.10 Personal Financial Management; 4.11 Investment and Banking
4.12 Payments4.13 Insurance; 4.14 Global Player; 4.15 FinTech Activities of German Banks; Chapter 5: International Position of the German FinTech Market; 5.1 Donation and Reward-Based Crowdfunding; 5.2 Crowdinvesting; 5.3 Crowdlending; 5.4 Robo-Advice; 5.5 Alternative Payment Methods; Chapter 6: Forecasts for the FinTech Market in Germany; 6.1 Methodology; 6.2 Potential Addressable Markets; 6.2.1 Donation and Reward-Based Crowdfunding; 6.2.2 Crowdinvesting; 6.2.3 Crowdlending and Other Types of Credit; 6.2.4 Factoring; 6.2.5 Social Trading, Robo-Advice, and Investment and Banking
6.2.6 Personal Financial Management6.2.7 Payments; 6.2.8 Statistical Adjustments; 6.3 Potential Market Penetration of FinTech Businesses; 6.4 Forecast; 6.4.1 Donation and Reward-Based Crowdfunding; 6.4.2 Crowdinvesting; 6.4.3 Crowdlending and Other Loans; 6.4.4 Factoring; 6.4.5 Social Trading, Robo-Advice, and Investment and Banking; 6.4.6 Personal Financial Management; 6.4.7 Payments; Chapter 7: Academic Research; 7.1 Donation and Reward-Based Crowdfunding; 7.2 Crowdinvesting; 7.3 Crowdlending; 7.4 Social Trading; Chapter 8: Summary; Appendix: List of FinTechs; References; Data Sources
Gregor Dorfleitner, Lars Hornuf, Matthias Schmitt, Martina Weber.