Annual Review of Financial Economics · 2022 · 176 citations · 55 references
BusinessFinanceBankingFinancial ComplianceFinancial RegulationConsumer CreditCredit AnalysisCredit CreationCredit MarketsCredit RiskFinancial InclusionBorrower ScreeningFinancial Inclusion PolicyFinancial TechnologyLoan Screening
In this article, we review the growing literature on financial technology (FinTech) lending—the provision of credit facilitated by technology that improves the customer–lender interaction or used in lenders’ screening and monitoring of borrowers. FinTech lending has grown rapidly, though in developed economies like the United States it still accounts for only a small share of total credit. An increase in convenience and speed appears to have been more central to FinTech lending's growth than improved screening or monitoring, though there is certainly potential for the latter, as is the case for increased financial inclusion. The COVID-19 pandemic has shown potential vulnerabilities of FinTech lenders, although in certain segments they have displayed rapid growth.
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