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Amit Mishra, Vibhuti Tripathi: From Mobile Trading to Intelligent Investing:
A Bibliometric and Thematic Review of AI-Driven Financial Investments

According to his academic profiles on Scopus Database, he has published more than
340 research publications and received over 4,400 citations, with an h-index of 32.
Followed by Serhat Yuksel, Hasan Dinçer (9 Documents), Serkan Eti (8 Documents),
Gang Kou (4 Documents), Dragan Pamucar (4 Documents), are the top five leading
contributors in the Retail investments on mobile trading applications for investment
decisions. With respect to citation impact, Arvind ashta and Heinz Herrmann were
topped the list as most influential author each received 288 citations each followed by
Ana Maria Esteves (162 Citations), Frank Vanclay (162 Citations), and Manchuna
Shanmuganathan (157 Citations).

3.5 Most Cited Articles
The most cited articles within the domain are mainly focus on the investment behavior of
retail investors and growing adoption of rapid advancement of technology in financial
decision making. Among 243 articles retrieved, Ashta and Herrmann (2021) has received
the highest citations count of 288.

Table 3: Most Cited Articles
S.No Author Title Citations
1 Ashta and “Artificial intelligence and fintech: An overview of 288
Herrmann (2021) opportunities and risks for banking, investments, and
microfinance”
2 Shanmuganathan “Behavioural finance in an era of artificial intelligence: 157
(2020) Longitudinal case study of robo-advisors in investment
decisions”
3 (Tao et al., 2021) “Robo advisors, algorithmic trading and investment 134
management: Wonders of fourth industrial revolution
in financial markets”
4 Wang et al. (2025) “Does Artificial Intelligence (AI) enhance green 109
economy efficiency? The role of green finance, trade
openness, and R&D investment”
5 Brunen and “Do sustainable consumers prefer socially responsible 72
Laubach (2022) investments? A study among the users of robo
advisors”
6 Hyun and Kim “Ai robo-advisor anthropomorphism: The impact of 67
(2023) anthropomorphic appeals and regulatory focus on
investment behaviors”
7 Uhl and Rohner “Robo-advisors versus traditional investment advisors: 63
(2018) An unequal game”
8 Mohammed et al. “The role of artificial intelligence and fintech in 62
(2024) promoting eco-friendly investments and non-
greenwashing practices in the US market”
9 Bhatia et al. (2022) “Digital innovation in wealth management landscape: 61
the moderating role of robo advisors in behavioural
biases and investment decision-making”
10 Hong et al. (2023) “Robo-advisors and investment intention: A 61
perspective of value-based adoption”

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