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The importance of detailed patterns of herding behaviour in a P2P lending market

Dongwoo KimKB Financial Group, Seoul, KoreaCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 127-130 | Published online: 12 May 2019

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Dongwoo Kim. (2020) Investor churn analysis in a P2P lending market. Applied Economics 52:52, pages 5745-5755.
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Izabela Jonek-Kowalska. (2023) P2P transactions as a market innovation from a prosumer perspective: level of potential involvement and behavioral incentives and disincentives of development. Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity, pages 100140.
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Dongwoo Kim. (2021) Can investors’ collective decision-making evolve? Evidence from peer-to-peer lending markets. Electronic Commerce Research 23:2, pages 1323-1358.
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Ki Taek Park, Hyejeong Yang & So Young Sohn. (2021) Recommendation of investment portfolio for peer-to-peer lending with additional consideration of bidding period. Annals of Operations Research 315:2, pages 1083-1105.
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Ge You, Hao Guo, Abd Alwahed Dagestani & Shuai Deng. (2021) Evolutionary Game Analysis of Three Players on Behavioural Strategy of P2P Lending Participants: A Sustainable Operations Perspective. Complexity 2021, pages 1-18.
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Dongwoo KIM. (2020) Sexism and Ageism in a P2P Lending Market: Evidence from Korea. The Journal of Asian Finance, Economics and Business 7:6, pages 537-550.
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