FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE AND ITS ADOPTION IN LATIN AMERICA: PERSPECTIVES, CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES CASE OF COLOMBIA, ECUADOR, CHILE AND VENEZUELA
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Financial intelligence, South America, Economic growth, Decision-making, Adoption
Abstract
This scientific article presents a complete overview of the knowledge and applications of financial intelligence in South America. A wide survey was applied to measure and collect the level of knowledge and application of financial management in the surveyed region. The main objective is to analyze the knowledge, application and perception of financial intelligence in South American countries, as well as the potential economic impact on regional economic development.
The methodology of the present investigation combines quantitative and qualitative study approaches, study of the financial intelligence theory, online surveys, semi-structured interviews, and regional economic data analysis. Data collection was obtained from an adequate sample of 100 participants in the survey, in the following countries: Colombia, Peru, Chile, Venezuela, and Ecuador. The theoretical framework accounted for basic concepts, theories, models, tools, benefits and challenges of financial intelligence, as well as its evolution and recent prospects.
The relevance of this study is justified by the importance of financial intelligence as crucial for economic development, improvement of decision-making, bridging the gap of knowledge, regional comparison and knowledge growth and development. The findings aim to provide useful information to boost knowledge and practice of financial intelligence in South America, contributing to the economic and financial progress of the region.
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León Arango Buelvas
Universidad de Sucre (Colombia)
John Buelvas Parra
Universidad de Sucre (Colombia)
William Niebles Nuñez
Universidad de Sucre (Colombia)