Emerging Issues Associated with Twenty-Four Hour World Securities Trading

Authors

Mitsuo Sato

Abstract

This Article analyzes the possibility of twenty-four hour trading from a market regulator's perspective. The author proposes four alternative patterns on which to base a twenty-four hour securities market and concludes that linking exchanges in different time zones, along the lines of the foreign exchange market, represents the most realistic possibility. The author warns, however, that current trends towards standardization do not necessarily represent the creation of a global market or even the desire for one. The competitive nature of stock exchanges must be recognized by market regulators in striving towards this goal.

Recommended Citation

Mitsuo Sato, Emerging Issues Associated with Twenty-Four Hour World Securities Trading, 14 Hastings Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 333 (1991).
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