FINTECH ADOPTION AMONG MILLENNIALS IN SELANGOR

In this age of innovation, the advancement in information technology has developed to pave the way for big data analytics. Application Program Interface (API) and Social, Mobile, Analytics and, Cloud (SMAC) technologies have allowed various data streams to synchronize efficiently. The study focuses...

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Big Data
Business models
Data analysis
Entrepreneurship
Financial inclusion
Financial services
GDP
Gross Domestic Product
Information technology
Innovations
International finance
Millennials
Mobile commerce
Regulation of financial institutions
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Technology adoption
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