0009-0004-7983-6173 About
Atul Kumar is a Doctoral Candidate in Economics at the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT), Delhi, where he is conducting advanced research under the supervision of Prof. Biswajit Nag. His academic journey is grounded in a deep foundation in economic theory and business strategy, holding a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Economics.
His current research explores the intersection of financial inclusion, fintech innovation, and banking regulations. Atul’s work specifically utilizes Global Findex data and Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) to evaluate banking efficiency and the impact of digital transformation on financial accessibility.
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Publications (13)
- Addressing the gap: A review of Fintech literature in the age of finance 4.0 and Agentic AI Save
- <p><span>From Suppression to Coexistence: Wildfire, Climate Change, and The Uneven Geography of Fire in Canada</span></p> Save
- Addressing the Gap: A Review of Fintech Literature in the Age of Finance 4.0 and Agentic AI Save
- Does Combatant Status Matter? US Banks and Fintech Firms' Equity Responses to the Iran-Israel War and Operation Epic Fury Save
- Does Digital Public Infrastructure Create Public Value? Evidence from Indian States, 2015-2023 Save
- Enablers of Blockchain Adoption for Traceability in the Indian Seafood Sector: A TOE-Based Conceptual Framework Save
- Exploring the Causes of Inactive Bank Accounts in India: Evidence from the Global Findex Survey Save
- Fintech Access and the Gender Credit Gap among India's Small Entrepreneurs: Evidence from a CMIE 2025 Data Save
- Positive Attitudes, Low Help-Seeking: Mental Health Literacy Awareness Among Young Indians Post-Pandemic Save
- Prioritizing Blockchain Adoption in Global Trade: An Empirical Evaluation Using the Blockchain Documentation Benefit Index (BDBI) Save