Future Business Models in Financial Services: A Legitimacy-based Perspective

In this conceptual paper, we discuss four future scenarios of the financial industry, illustrating a potential industry configuration. We take a legitimacy-based perspective on future business models, highlighting interdependencies between legitimacy, regulation policy, and industry structure. We conjecture that the Neo Bank scenario is the most probable in the future of Fintech.

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Journal of Business Models
Published
2025-05-31
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https://doi.org/10.54337/jobm.v13i2.10231
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1
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Banking stability, regulation, efficiency
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Future Business Models in Financial Services: A Legitimacy-based Perspective

Felix Honecker, Saurav Kumar, Luiza Stein
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Banking stability, regulation, efficiency
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Future Business Models in Financial Services: A Legitimacy-based Perspective

Felix Honecker, Saurav Kumar, Luiza Stein
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Abstract

In this conceptual paper, we discuss four future scenarios of the financial industry, illustrating a potential industry configuration. We take a legitimacy-based perspective on future business models, highlighting interdependencies between legitimacy, regulation policy, and industry structure. We conjecture that the Neo Bank scenario is the most probable in the future of Fintech.

Journal of Business Models
Adam Smith Institute (GB), Halmstad University (SE), University of Glasgow (GB), Aalborg University (DK)
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Banking stability, regulation, efficiency
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