Posted: Jun 28, 2022
This research presents a comprehensive investigation into innovative digital transformation strategies within the banking sectors of emerging market economies. Traditional approaches to banking digitalization often fail to account for the unique socioeconomic, infrastructural, and regulatory challenges present in these dynamic environments. Our study introduces a novel framework that integrates blockchain-inspired distributed ledger technologies with adaptive artificial intelligence systems specifically designed for high-volatility economic conditions. We developed and tested a hybrid methodology combining quantitative analysis of banking performance metrics with qualitative assessment of customer adoption patterns across three distinct emerging markets over a 24-month period. The research demonstrates that conventional digital transformation models require significant adaptation to address the specific needs of emerging economies, including mobile-first infrastructure limitations, fluctuating currency values, and diverse financial literacy levels. Our findings reveal that successful digital transformation in these contexts depends on implementing phased adoption strategies, developing context-aware risk assessment algorithms, and creating flexible regulatory technology solutions. The study contributes original insights into how emerging market banks can leverage their unique position to leapfrog traditional digital evolution pathways and establish competitive advantages in the global financial landscape. This research fills a critical gap in the literature by providing empirically validated approaches tailored specifically to the distinctive challenges and opportunities present in emerging market banking transformation.
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