Dr. Ananda S is the Director of the Postgraduate Studies, Research, and Innovation Department at the College of Banking and Financial Studies, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. He has a Ph.D. in Finance with over 30 years of expertise in management education, consulting, and the financial services industry.Dr. Tamanna Abdul Rahman Dalwai is a Senior Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at the Nottingham Business School of Nottingham Trent University, UK. She has a PhD in accounting from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, MBA (finance and accounting) from California State University, East Bay and is a Fellow of Advance HE UK.Dr. Dharmendra Singh is an Associate Professor (Finance) at the Modern College of Business and Science in Muscat (Oman). He holds a Ph.D. (Finance), professional certifications such as Certified Financial Planner (CFP), an associate diploma (life insurance) from the Insurance Institute of India, and CFA from ICFAI.

• Part A: Perspectives on Electronic Finance and sustainability.- Chapter 1: Interplay of electronic finance with the electronic market.- Chapter 2: Digital Financial Access and Financialization: Panel Evidence from the Selected Countries in Asia-Pacific Region.- Chapter 3: Smart technology adoption in E-Finance services.- Chapter 4: Employees’ perspective on interplay of IT-based banking and sustainability.- Chapter 5: Navigating Views on Digital Finance: An In-depth Exploration of Diverse Perspectives.- Chapter 6: Transforming Customer Perception through Green Banking Channels in Electronic Finance.- Chapter 7: Fintech and Sustainability: Perspectives from Emerging Markets.- Chapter 8: Impact of Green Banking Practices on the Performance of Indian Banks An Empirical Study.- Chapter 9: Empowering Rural Banking for Sustainability: Exploring FinTech Solutions with Equitas Small Finance Bank.- Chapter 10: Regulatory Frameworks Balancing Security and Innovation in Electronic Finance Across GCC Market.- Part B: Fintech adoption.- Chapter 11: FinTech adoption literature: current state and future directions.- Chapter 12: The Rise of FinTech in India's Financial Ecosystem.- Chapter 13: Fintech Evolution, Opportunities, and Challenges: Perspectives from Emerging Markets.- Chapter 14: The Role of Fintech in Financial Inclusion: A Survey of Low-Income Individuals in Kolkata.- Chapter 15: How can FinTech adoption benefit the MSME Sector in India?.- Chapter 16: Fintech's contribution to supply chain finance value creation via banking and financial systems.- Chapter 17: Evolution, growth and future of electronic finance and FinTech in the GCC and MENA.- Chapter 18: Fintechs as an enabler of financial inclusion: an empirical analysis in the landscape of african economies.- Chapter 19: FinTech Adoption and Sustainable Supply Chain Performance in GCC Markets.- Chapter 20: Smart Money, Smarter Marketing: Fintech's AI Evolution on Social Platforms.- Part C: Cryptocurrency, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence.- Chapter 21: Recent trends in the development of artificial intelligence among banking sectors in India.- Chapter 22: Bibliometric analysis on digital financial inclusion through blockchain technology crowdfunding.- Chapter 23: Cryptocurrency Conundrum: Understanding the Dynamics of Indian Consumer Intentions using an Extended UTAUT Model.- Chapter 24: Impact Of Artificial Intelligence on Accounting Practices In Saudi Arabia.

Dr. Ananda S is the Director of the Postgraduate Studies, Research, and Innovation Department at the College of Banking and Financial Studies, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. He has a Ph.D. in Finance with over 30 years of expertise in management education, consulting, and the financial services industry.Dr. Tamanna Abdul Rahman Dalwai is a Senior Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at the Nottingham Business School of Nottingham Trent University, UK. She has a PhD in accounting from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, MBA (finance and accounting) from California State University, East Bay and is a Fellow of Advance HE UK.Dr. Dharmendra Singh is an Associate Professor (Finance) at the Modern College of Business and Science in Muscat (Oman). He holds a Ph.D. (Finance), professional certifications such as Certified Financial Planner (CFP), an associate diploma (life insurance) from the Insurance Institute of India, and CFA from ICFAI.

• Part A: Perspectives on Electronic Finance and sustainability.- Chapter 1: Interplay of electronic finance with the electronic market.- Chapter 2: Digital Financial Access and Financialization: Panel Evidence from the Selected Countries in Asia-Pacific Region.- Chapter 3: Smart technology adoption in E-Finance services.- Chapter 4: Employees’ perspective on interplay of IT-based banking and sustainability.- Chapter 5: Navigating Views on Digital Finance: An In-depth Exploration of Diverse Perspectives.- Chapter 6: Transforming Customer Perception through Green Banking Channels in Electronic Finance.- Chapter 7: Fintech and Sustainability: Perspectives from Emerging Markets.- Chapter 8: Impact of Green Banking Practices on the Performance of Indian Banks An Empirical Study.- Chapter 9: Empowering Rural Banking for Sustainability: Exploring FinTech Solutions with Equitas Small Finance Bank.- Chapter 10: Regulatory Frameworks Balancing Security and Innovation in Electronic Finance Across GCC Market.- Part B: Fintech adoption.- Chapter 11: FinTech adoption literature: current state and future directions.- Chapter 12: The Rise of FinTech in India's Financial Ecosystem.- Chapter 13: Fintech Evolution, Opportunities, and Challenges: Perspectives from Emerging Markets.- Chapter 14: The Role of Fintech in Financial Inclusion: A Survey of Low-Income Individuals in Kolkata.- Chapter 15: How can FinTech adoption benefit the MSME Sector in India?.- Chapter 16: Fintech's contribution to supply chain finance value creation via banking and financial systems.- Chapter 17: Evolution, growth and future of electronic finance and FinTech in the GCC and MENA.- Chapter 18: Fintechs as an enabler of financial inclusion: an empirical analysis in the landscape of african economies.- Chapter 19: FinTech Adoption and Sustainable Supply Chain Performance in GCC Markets.- Chapter 20: Smart Money, Smarter Marketing: Fintech's AI Evolution on Social Platforms.- Part C: Cryptocurrency, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence.- Chapter 21: Recent trends in the development of artificial intelligence among banking sectors in India.- Chapter 22: Bibliometric analysis on digital financial inclusion through blockchain technology crowdfunding.- Chapter 23: Cryptocurrency Conundrum: Understanding the Dynamics of Indian Consumer Intentions using an Extended UTAUT Model.- Chapter 24: Impact Of Artificial Intelligence on Accounting Practices In Saudi Arabia.

Dr. Ananda S is the Director of the Postgraduate Studies, Research, and Innovation Department at the College of Banking and Financial Studies, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. He has a Ph.D. in Finance with over 30 years of expertise in management education, consulting, and the financial services industry.Dr. Tamanna Abdul Rahman Dalwai is a Senior Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at the Nottingham Business School of Nottingham Trent University, UK. She has a PhD in accounting from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, MBA (finance and accounting) from California State University, East Bay and is a Fellow of Advance HE UK.Dr. Dharmendra Singh is an Associate Professor (Finance) at the Modern College of Business and Science in Muscat (Oman). He holds a Ph.D. (Finance), professional certifications such as Certified Financial Planner (CFP), an associate diploma (life insurance) from the Insurance Institute of India, and CFA from ICFAI.

• Part A: Perspectives on Electronic Finance and sustainability.- Chapter 1: Interplay of electronic finance with the electronic market.- Chapter 2: Digital Financial Access and Financialization: Panel Evidence from the Selected Countries in Asia-Pacific Region.- Chapter 3: Smart technology adoption in E-Finance services.- Chapter 4: Employees’ perspective on interplay of IT-based banking and sustainability.- Chapter 5: Navigating Views on Digital Finance: An In-depth Exploration of Diverse Perspectives.- Chapter 6: Transforming Customer Perception through Green Banking Channels in Electronic Finance.- Chapter 7: Fintech and Sustainability: Perspectives from Emerging Markets.- Chapter 8: Impact of Green Banking Practices on the Performance of Indian Banks An Empirical Study.- Chapter 9: Empowering Rural Banking for Sustainability: Exploring FinTech Solutions with Equitas Small Finance Bank.- Chapter 10: Regulatory Frameworks Balancing Security and Innovation in Electronic Finance Across GCC Market.- Part B: Fintech adoption.- Chapter 11: FinTech adoption literature: current state and future directions.- Chapter 12: The Rise of FinTech in India's Financial Ecosystem.- Chapter 13: Fintech Evolution, Opportunities, and Challenges: Perspectives from Emerging Markets.- Chapter 14: The Role of Fintech in Financial Inclusion: A Survey of Low-Income Individuals in Kolkata.- Chapter 15: How can FinTech adoption benefit the MSME Sector in India?.- Chapter 16: Fintech's contribution to supply chain finance value creation via banking and financial systems.- Chapter 17: Evolution, growth and future of electronic finance and FinTech in the GCC and MENA.- Chapter 18: Fintechs as an enabler of financial inclusion: an empirical analysis in the landscape of african economies.- Chapter 19: FinTech Adoption and Sustainable Supply Chain Performance in GCC Markets.- Chapter 20: Smart Money, Smarter Marketing: Fintech's AI Evolution on Social Platforms.- Part C: Cryptocurrency, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence.- Chapter 21: Recent trends in the development of artificial intelligence among banking sectors in India.- Chapter 22: Bibliometric analysis on digital financial inclusion through blockchain technology crowdfunding.- Chapter 23: Cryptocurrency Conundrum: Understanding the Dynamics of Indian Consumer Intentions using an Extended UTAUT Model.- Chapter 24: Impact Of Artificial Intelligence on Accounting Practices In Saudi Arabia.