Abstract
This research paper addresses the gap in FinTech and banking literature and offers insightful analysis into the area by conducting an extensive bibliometric review of 523 articles published between 1980 and 2022. The review includes a performance analysis that identifies the key authors, documents, journals, nations, and institutions in the area of research. Additionally, a science mapping approach using the VOS viewer software is employed to explore prevalent keywords, keyword clusters, and the most frequently co-cited sources. The results contribute significantly to the academic knowledge by offering insights into the trends within this domain. The study identifies and assesses five major thematic clusters: technology networking, FinTech innovation, FinTech disruption, business model growth, and risk and soundness. Our findings include implications for researchers in the FinTech and Banking sectors and for top-level management within banks. In essence, this research analysis aids as a valuable guide for researchers looking for upcoming opportunities in the ever-evolving area of FinTech and its applications in Banking.
