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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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I-Robot : Konfigurationsmöjligheter för robotrådgivare

Haglund, Linus, Bulakvo, Jarik January 2018 (has links)
Robotrådgivare har presenterat ett nytt sätt att hjälpa privatpersoner med investeringar. Istället för att ta hjälp av en mänsklig kapitalrådgivare, krävs ett par knapptryck på en dator för att få den investeringshjälp som behövs. Robotrådgivare har trots sina fördelar inte fått ett genomslag på marknaden. Orsaken till detta är låg kundupplevelse. Dagens forskning visar att konfigurationer av variabler som mål, värderingar, transparens, tid, risk och teknologi kan öka kundupplevelsen. För att undersöka om dessa variabler kan implementeras i praktiken, har en kvalitativ studie utförts bestående av sex intervjuer med företrädare från tre stora och tre små aktörer på den svenska robotrådgivningsmarknaden. Resultaten visar att vissa variabler anses vara viktigare än andra beroende på aktörernas marknadsställning. För stora aktörer är variablerna transparens, risk och tid i fokus. För små aktörer är variablerna teknologi, mål och värderingar i fokus.
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Exploring the Influencing Factors on the Adoption of Robo-Advisors among Young Adults in Sweden

Mahmutovic, Amanda January 2024 (has links)
This study examines the influencing factors of robo-adoption among young adults in Sweden based on the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT). The objectives are also to examine what factors are influential based on the emotional intelligence of young adults and whether or not they possess a financial education. The study is conducted via a survey which was mainly distributed to students in business administration and economics at Linnaeus University during a six-week period. In total, 84 responses were collected, and 78 were used for further analysis via PLS-SEM. The results indicate that the perceived ease of use along with the perceived usefulness were the most influential factors of technology acceptance. The results also suggest that the human aspect of financial advisory is still important, however mitigated by the trust in the robo-advisor. This result was especially evident for individuals with higher emotional intelligence and no financial education. Lastly, the study concludes that the slow adoption rate of robo-advisors in Sweden could be attributable to the lack of capabilities of the robo-advisors on the Swedish market.

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