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Study This aiming For analyzing fintech technology strategies and their impact to management finance at PT Astra Indonesia. In the increasingly digital era advanced , fintech has appear as solution important For increase efficiency operational , transparency , and decision making decision data -based in the company .


Through implementation of fintech, PT Astra Indonesia succeeded increase efficiency of financial processes , which contributes to the management more cash flow good . Access to real-time data allows management For make more decisions​ fast and accurate , and minimize risk lack liquidity . In addition , fintech also strengthens transparency and internal control , which in turn reduce potential abuse and increase integrity report finance . However , the challenge in implementation technology this , like resistance culture employees and concerns about data security , need overcome For maximize benefits of fintech. Research This conclude that although there is obstacles , the implementation of fintech at PT Astra Indonesia provides impact significant positive​ to management finance , making company more adaptive and competitive in an increasingly competitive market dynamic . In general overall , results study This show that fintech strategies can become effective tool​ For increase management finance , with condition existence support from all parties in​ company as well as effort sustainable For overcome existing challenges .​

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Fintech, Technology Strategy, and Financial Management.

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Daming , S. ., & Widyawati, W. (2023). Fintech Technology Strategy for Financial Management of PT Astra Indonesia Company. Economics and Digital Business Review, 4(1), 561–571. https://doi.org/10.37531/ecotal.v4i1.1798
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