A Systematic Review of Information Quality and Cybersecurity Challenges in Quantum-Enabled Financial Systems for Sustainable Economic Growth

Abstract

This paper systematically analyses the challenges and opportunities associated with info quality and cybersecurity in quantum financial systems up to 2020 and their implications for sustainable economic growth. Quantum computing promises significant advancements in risk assessment, portfolio optimization, and fraud detection with its superior computational power. The paper extracted 200 peer-reviewed articles and used the ASReview tool to analyze the need to improve information quality and data integrity and address quantum systems' new challenges in financial data management. The review also explores the economic benefits of quantum technologies, emphasizing the need for equitable access and energy efficiency for sustainable growth. Key research gaps were identified, including the need for empirical studies on quantum security measures and the development of practical frameworks for quantum technology deployment in diverse financial markets. The paper concludes by offering recommendations for policy and practice to help financial institutions transition toward quantum secure systems while contributing to long-term economic sustainability.