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DOI:10.1080/13537121.2020.1832326 - Corpus ID: 226291427
@article{Zwilling2020PeertopeerLP, title={Peer-to-peer lending platforms’ legitimacy in the eyes of the general public and lenders}, author={Moti Zwilling and Galit Klein and Ze'ev Shtudiner}, journal={Israel Affairs}, year={2020}, volume={26}, pages={854 - 874}, url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:226291427}}- M. Zwilling, Galit Klein, Ze'ev Shtudiner
- Published 26 October 2020
- Business, Economics
- Israel Affairs
Perceptions and public attitudes about the perceived risks of lending money through the internet and using P2P lending platform, and differences between users based on their activity on the platform, gender, income and personality characteristics are found.
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9 Citations
- Galit KleinZe'ev ShtudinerM. Zwilling
- 2020
Economics, Business
Peer-to-peer (P2P) lending began as a kind of sharing economy within the field of finance. Using internet platforms, P2P lending attempts to offer an alternative to traditional financial institutions…
- Galit KleinZe'ev ShtudinerM. Zwilling
- 2021
Economics, Business
Electronic Commerce Research
In the current study, we examine why peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platforms play only a minor role in the finance industry in Israel, compared to the traditional banking system. We conducted two…
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- Michael Siering
- 2023
Business, Computer Science
ACM Trans. Manag. Inf. Syst.
This study analyzes more than 70,000 loans funded at a leading social lending platform and shows that linguistic and content-based factors help to explain a loan's probability of default and that content- based factors are more important than linguistic variables.
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Business, Economics
Sustainability
The purpose of this study is to identify success factors that are conducive to developing the ability to create financial innovation within developing countries for the sake of sustainability. The…
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- Ze'ev ShtudinerGalit KleinM. Zwilling
- 2022
Economics, Business
SSRN Electronic Journal
The findings indicated that P2P lenders are less risk-averse and have future preferences, indicating that this P1P platform is perceived as a risky instrument.
- Galit KleinZe'ev ShtudinerM. Zwilling
- 2021
Business, Sociology
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- Chengguo ZhaoMeng LiJun WangShujian Ma
- 2021
Computer Science, Economics
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- Sahiba KhanRanjit SinghH. K. BakerGomtesh Jain
- 2024
Computer Science, Business
Journal of Theoretical and Applied Electronic…
This study examines significant topics and customer sentiments conveyed in reviews of P2P lending applications (apps) in India by employing topic modeling and sentiment analysis and concludes that LenDenClub had the highest proportion of positive reviews.
- Ze'ev ShtudinerGalit KleinM. Zwilling
- 2023
Economics
Applied Economics Letters
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