The Impact of Financial Technology(FINTECH) On Financial Inclusion of SMEs In Lagos-Nigeria

Thesis title: The Impact of Financial Technology(FINTECH) On Financial Inclusion of SMEs In Lagos-Nigeria
Author: Odipe, Rosemary Abimbola
Thesis type: Diploma thesis
Supervisor: Kučera, Jan
Opponents: Pavlíček, Antonín
Thesis language: English
Abstract:
The process of providing financial goods to the unbanked and disadvantaged population is known as financial inclusion. Through this procedure, people and companies can meet their financial demands and have convenient access to financial services like deposits, loans, insurance, payments, and cash transfers. Stated differently, it refers to providing financial services at a reasonable cost to the poor and low-income segments of society (Gwalani & Parkhi, 2014). This study's primary goal was to evaluate how financial technology use can increase SMEs' financial inclusion in Lagos State, Nigeria. The study used a quantitative approach with a descriptive survey and a documentary research design. In a descriptive survey, questionnaires are sent in an effort to collect information for the purpose of analyzing particular hypotheses and responding to research questions. To aid in the collection of primary data for the study, survey design is used. With the use of this design, numerical data was produced using the questionnaire's instrument. Relevant data was gathered through the use of surveys and data analysis on the current population. Additionally, to supplement the primary data gathered from the conducted survey, documentary data gleaned from already-existing data, the works of previous researchers, and official records were employed. For this study, a sample size of 100 SMEs was used.
Keywords: Financial Inclusion; Financial Technology; Financial Services; Cash Transaction; Small and Medium Enterprise
Thesis title: The impact of financial technology on financial inclusion in Lagos
Author: Odipe, Rosemary Abimbola
Thesis type: Diplomová práce
Supervisor: Kučera, Jan
Opponents: Pavlíček, Antonín
Thesis language: English
Abstract:
The process of providing financial goods to the unbanked and disadvantaged population is known as financial inclusion. Through this procedure, people and companies can meet their financial demands and have convenient access to financial services like deposits, loans, insurance, payments, and cash transfers. Stated differently, it refers to providing financial services at a reasonable cost to the poor and low-income segments of society (Gwalani & Parkhi, 2014). This study's primary goal was to evaluate how financial technology use can increase SMEs' financial inclusion in Lagos State, Nigeria. The study used a quantitative approach with a descriptive survey and a documentary research design. In a descriptive survey, questionnaires are sent in an effort to collect information for the purpose of analyzing particular hypotheses and responding to research questions. To aid in the collection of primary data for the study, survey design is used. With the use of this design, numerical data was produced using the questionnaire's instrument. Relevant data was gathered through the use of surveys and data analysis on the current population. Additionally, to supplement the primary data gathered from the conducted survey, documentary data gleaned from already-existing data, the works of previous researchers, and official records were employed. For this study, a sample size of 100 SMEs was used.
Keywords: Financial Inclusion; Financial Technology; Financial Services; Cash Transaction; Small and Medium Enterprise

Information about study

Study programme: Information Systems Management
Type of study programme: Magisterský studijní program
Assigned degree: Ing.
Institutions assigning academic degree: Vysoká škola ekonomická v Praze
Faculty: Faculty of Informatics and Statistics
Department: Department of Information Technologies

Information on submission and defense

Date of assignment: 30. 10. 2023
Date of submission: 27. 6. 2024
Date of defense: 2024

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