An Algorithmic Framework for Systematic Literature Reviews: A Case Study for Financial Narratives

Gabin Taibi & Joerg Osterrieder — BFH Bern University of Applied Sciences

Manuscript

• Manuscript (Revision 2) Revised manuscript submitted to Financial Innovation

Cover Letter

• Cover Letter (Improved) Improved Grammar fixed, honest framing, consistent with response letter

Response to Reviewers

• Response to Reviewers (Improved) Improved Shorter, more confident framing; Comments 3-4 cut by ~75%; honest conclusion
• Response to Reviewers (Original) Original Original 5-page version for reference

Conference Presentations

• Conference Talk — Visual Edition (20 min) v2 21 chart-heavy slides: pgfplots bar charts, TikZ diagrams, donut chart, concept matrix heatmap. Narrative-driven with section dividers.
• Conference Talk — Standard (20 min) 18 slides with bullet-point format and basic TikZ diagrams
• Conference Talk — Extended (45 min) 35 slides with deep dives into methodology, individual papers, TCM synthesis, and practical implications

Analysis

• Detailed Comparison: Original vs Improved Side-by-side analysis of every change with strategic rationale