e-Finance
The Electronic Revolution
1. Edition April 2001
X, 209 Pages, Hardcover
Handbook/Reference Book
Short Description
From e-trading to e-brokers, digital finance is a hot topic that the capital markets industry and financial institutions are grappling with as they incorporate e-commerce into their businesses. This book examines all the challenges that they'll encounter, providing an accessible, non-technical overview of this dynamic sector.
Digital finance is the latest hot topic as financial institutions grapple with the impact of e-commerce. Electronic trading, managing e-commerce risk, B2B exchanges, e-brokers, Alternative Trading Systems (ATS) are all bringing opportunities and challenges to the financial sector. eFinance examines all these areas and provides a readable, non-technical overview of this dynamic sector.
The book takes a look at the development of e-commerce business models, as well as the technology and the funding of digital finance. eFinance then moves on to explore the financial services that are available to both institutional and individual customers outlining the advantages and disadvantages of traditional and virtual banking and exploring potential areas of growth and future developments focusing on competition and market structures.
* Contains numerous industry examples that illustrate the expansion, failures, successes and future of digital finance, including Schwab, Fidelity, Citibank, London Stock Exchange/Deutsche Boerse, Egg/Prudential, Reuters, Yahoo Finance, Virgin
The Arrival of e-Commerce.
The Evolution of Digital Finance.
Financing Digital Finance.
B2B e-Finance.
B2C e-Finance.
The Information of Business.
The Digital Future.
Appendix: The Digital Revolution.
Bibliography.
Index.
