The rise of Neo Brokers has revolutionized retail investing by offering user-friendly, mobile-first platforms with low fees and innovative features. This Master thesis aims to conduct a systematic literature review on the features and functionalities of Neo Broker apps. The focus will be on identifying the core offerings, understanding user preferences, and analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of these platforms. The outcome should be a set of design principles derived from the literature and potentially supplemented by app reviews.

Conduct a structured literature review on Neo Broker apps and platforms, focusing on their features, user experience, and market positioning.

Identify and categorize the core functionalities offered by these apps, including but not limited to trading, education, social investing, and automation.

Analyze the literature and user reviews to determine which features are perceived as particularly effective or problematic.

Develop a framework that organizes the identified features and their associated outcomes.

Derive a set of design principles to guide future development and evaluation of Neo Broker apps.

Strong analytical skills to conduct a structured literature review and categorize findings.

Ability to develop frameworks that synthesize and organize complex information.

Familiarity with academic databases and proficiency in academic writing.

Commitment to high-quality work, including clear documentation and presentation of findings.