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Fin vs. tech : are trust and knowledge creation key ingredients in fintech start-up emergence and financing?

Cojoianu, Theodor Florian; Clark, Gordon L.; Hoepner, … - In: Small business economics : an international journal 57 (2021) 4, pp. 1715-1731

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Roepke lecture in economic geography : financial literacy in context

Clark, Gordon L. - In: Economic geography 90 (2014) 1, pp. 1-23

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Fin vs. Tech : How Does New Knowledge Creation and Lack of Trust in Financial Services Incumbents Influence the Emergence and Financing of Fintech Start-Ups?

Cojoianu, Theodor - 2020

In the aftermath of the global financial crisis, new financial technology (fintech) start-ups have emerged to challenge …, we investigate how the emergence of fintech start-ups and their financing is shaped by new regional knowledge creation …. While we find that knowledge generated in the IT sector is much more salient for fostering new fintech start-ups than …

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Financial literacy in context : a rejoinder

Clark, Gordon L. - In: Economic geography 90 (2014) 1, pp. 29-31

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Financial Literacy : Liberalism, Decision-Making and Social Welfare

Clark, Gordon L. - 2018

Financial literacy is a program for enhancing individuals' decision-making and an assumption made about the sovereignty of the individual. In its most optimistic form, financial literacy would empower individuals to achieve their financial goals and objectives. It would do so by providing...

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Principles and policies for in-house asset management

Clark, Gordon L.; Monk, Ashby - In: Journal of Financial Perspectives 1 (2013) 3, pp. 39-47

Spurred on by the recent financial crises, a growing number of institutional investors are working to bypass traditional financial intermediaries, agents and centers through the development of in-house teams of investment professionals. As such, the institutional investment community, which is...

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A Community Solidarity : Public Pension Fund Investment in Community Development

Clark, Gordon L. - 2006

Squeezed between increasing entitlement expenditures and static or declining real revenues, state-funded urban development is increasingly an unaffordable luxury. At the same time, the power and significance of the banking sector is giving way to new kinds of financial institutions that have...

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Institutional Investors and the Language of Finance : The Global Metrics of Market Performance

Clark, Gordon L. - 2005

With the collapse of the TMT bubble and a number of high-profile scandals of corporate governance around the world, the language of finance is being re-written to include market inefficiency. Not surprisingly, there is an increasing premium on market information - national and international. As...

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The German Social Market in the World of Global Finance : Pension Investment Management and the Limits of Consensual Decision Making

Clark, Gordon L. - 2003

In a previous paper we emphasised the changing national and international accounting standards used to measure net pension liability. Beginning with the implications of this analysis for the financing of German employer-sponsored pensions, in this paper we focus upon the internal management of...

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London's Place in the World of Finance : A Supply-Side Approach

Clark, Gordon L. - 2002

If its prospects were doubted in the early 1990s, London is now the preeminent international financial centre. It dominates its European rivals, and is joined with New York in a non-stop reciprocal global embrace. Whereas some analysts approach this topic concentrating on the nature and quality...

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