Abstract
The paper seeks to examine the effect of knowledge management on resilience and
performance of emergent financial technology startups (Fintechs) in Lahore, Pakistan
through the development of dynamic capabilities when confronted with environmental
dynamism. Based on the tentative deductions derived from Dynamic Capability View (DCV)
of emergent financial sector ventures, this paper employs Partial Least Square for Structured
Equation Modeling in order to investigate these hypotheses. Sample of current cross-sectional
study involves empirical analysis performed on primary data assembled from knowledge
workers employed in emergent financial technology startups. Knowledge management
practices also have a positive impact on the developing dynamic capabilities of the
organization. Implementation of effective knowledge management practices results in
reconfiguring and advancing the companies’ dynamic competences under the conditions of
dynamism and unexpected changes occurring in the external business environment.
Consequently, fin-techs succeed to accomplish their goals of spirit, adaptive capacity i.e.
increased resilience and escalated performance.
Aleena Shuja, Naveed Yazdani, Aleema Shuja. (2020) Investigating Resilience and Performance of Emergent Financial Technology Startups Endorsed by Knowledge Management, Journal of Independent Studies and Research-Management, Social Sciences and Economics, Volume-18, Issue-1.
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