Internal projects
We are pleased to announce that the following research projects led by TSE faculty have been endorsed by the FIT IN Initiative.
- Emmanuelle Auriol – Financial Inclusion through Competition from Mobile Operators in the Kenyan Banking Sector: Is interoperability a booster or a deterrent? (with Alexia Lee González Fanfalone, OECD)
- Matthieu Bouvard and Catherine Casamatta - Agent interoperability and liquidity management
- Farid Gasmi - Digital payment systems in developing countries: Lessons from the experiences of Kenya, India, Brazil, and Algeria (with Radia Bacha, Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Management)
- Renato Gomes and Yassine Lefouili - Gate-Keeping at the Counter: The Regulation of Stacked Payment Platforms
- Marc Ivaldi - Telecom Infrastructure Sharing: Evidence from the impact of tower companies on digital connectivity (with Georges V. Houngbonon and Davide Strusani, World Bank)
- Andrew Rhodes and Milo Bianchi – Interoperability and Competition with Naïve Consumers
- Vatsala Shreeti - Short Term Cost of Cash and Mobile Financial Services: Evidence from a natural experiment in India (with Helia Costa and Mauro Pisu, OECD)
- Takuro Yamashita and Milo Bianchi – Interoperability as a dynamic public-good problem: A theoretical investigation
- Sabrine Bair and Hakan Ozyilmaz – Two-Sided Financial Technology Underadoption
- Milo Bianchi, David Martimort and Stéphane Straub – Mobile Agent Networks: Competition and Regulation
