Aims and Scope

Lion City Conferences publishes original research across two complementary thematic tracks, each addressing a distinct but related dimension of contemporary technological and societal change.

SICDEF — Digital Economy & FinTech

This track welcomes contributions on digital transformation of financial services, financial technology (FinTech) innovation, blockchain and distributed ledger applications, digital payment systems, cryptocurrency and digital asset regulation, algorithmic and platform economics, financial inclusion, cybersecurity in financial systems, and the policy and regulatory frameworks governing digital markets.

SICSC — Smart Cities & Urban Innovation

This track welcomes contributions on smart urban infrastructure, Internet of Things (IoT) applications in municipal management, sustainable and resilient urban design, intelligent transportation systems, urban data governance, digital twins for city planning, energy-efficient buildings, and public policy for technology-enabled urban governance.

Both tracks emphasize methodological rigor and practical relevance. We welcome empirical studies, theoretical contributions, systematic reviews, and case studies from authors in academia, industry, and government. Interdisciplinary submissions that bridge digital economy and urban innovation themes are particularly encouraged. Manuscripts outside these themes may be redirected to a more appropriate venue at the editors' discretion.