Table 1

Intellectual contributions of the papers in the special issue: a financial information ecosystem perspective

AuthorsPaperContextCentral contributionPrimary mechanismContribution to Sustainable Digital Finance
Gulati, Singla and SainiSustainable Digital Finance and Finance 5.0: A Systematic Review and Research AgendaGlobalDevelops the conceptual foundations of Sustainable Digital Finance by integrating Finance 5.0, ESG and emerging digital technologies, while identifying future research directionsInformation and Systemic TransformationEstablishes the conceptual foundations of Sustainable Digital Finance and positions digital technologies within broader sustainability-oriented financial ecosystems
J. Kaur, Srivastava, Bhadauria and VatyaniHow Sustainable Investment Behaviour Can Be Improved: An Empirical InsightIndiaDemonstrates that digital financial literacy influences sustainable investment behaviour through financial attitudes and risk-taking propensityBehaviouralShows that sustainable investment depends on capability development and informed financial decision-making rather than technology alone
H. Kaur, Mago, Panwar and G. KaurDo Robo-Advisory Services Foster Sustainable Investment Behaviour? A Serial Mediation and MGA ApproachIndiaExplains how robo-advisory services influence sustainable investment through personal norms, attitudes and behavioural intentionsBehaviouralDemonstrates that AI-enabled financial advisory systems strengthen sustainability by enhancing decision support and behavioural capability
Mehta, Gulati and PassiGreening Portfolios: The Role of Self-Determination and Egoism in Pre-Adoption Green Investment DecisionsIndiaExamines the psychological and motivational drivers of green investment intentions before investment adoptionBehaviouralExtends Sustainable Digital Finance by demonstrating the importance of investor motivation, values and knowledge in sustainable investment decisions
Bhojak, Momin, Joshi, Kumar and AcharyaFinTech Application Adoption and Satisfaction Model with Digital Literacy and Financial Literacy Extending Vroom's Expectancy TheoryIndiaIntegrates digital literacy and financial literacy into motivation theory to explain FinTech adoption and user satisfactionFinancial ParticipationPositions digital capability as a fundamental enabler of meaningful participation in digital financial ecosystems
Aliakhbar, Anshari and MasriDigital Wallets as Enablers of Sustainable Digital Finance for ESG Integration and Global Sustainability GoalsMalaysia/GlobalIdentifies technological, social and behavioural barriers to digital wallet adoption among underserved populationsFinancial ParticipationDemonstrates how inclusive digital financial services can promote financial inclusion, reduce inequality and support ESG-oriented development
Singh, Moid and KumarUnpacking Antecedents of Financial Resilience: CARAPACE FrameworkIndiaDevelops a multidimensional framework for measuring financial resilience based on behavioural and socio-economic capabilitiesFinancial ParticipationBroadens Sustainable Digital Finance beyond access towards financial resilience, adaptability and long-term capability
Hidayat-ur-Rehman and AlamDigital Transformation and Sustainable Performance: The Roles of FinTech, Financial Inclusion and CompetitivenessPakistanDemonstrates that digital transformation improves sustainable organisational performance through financial inclusion under competitive conditionsSystemic TransformationShows how organisational digital capability, competitiveness and inclusion collectively strengthen sustainability outcomes
Bajpai, Yadav and NagwaniWhen Finance Meets Artificial Intelligence: Transforming Financial Text Named Entity Recognition with the Incorporation of Hybrid EmbeddingsGlobalDevelops an AI-enabled financial information extraction framework that substantially improves financial text analytics and decision supportInformationHighlights the role of AI in strengthening financial information quality, transparency, compliance and data-driven decision-making
Ben Yaala and HenchiriComovement Between Bitcoin and ESG Returns in Emerging and Developed Regions: Evidence from Cross-Wavelet Transform and Time-Varying Granger CausalityInternationalDemonstrates that Bitcoin–ESG relationships are dynamic, region-specific and influenced by evolving institutional and market conditionsSystemic TransformationExtends Sustainable Digital Finance to interconnected global financial markets, illustrating how digital assets and sustainability interact within evolving financial systems

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