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Global Financial Markets: International Coordination Can Help Address Automation Risks

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Report Type Reports and Testimonies
Report Date Sept. 20, 1991
Report No. IMTEC-91-62
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Summary:

GAO reviewed how major and emerging securities and futures markets operating in the international marketplace use or plan to use automation for such market functions as order routing and execution, information dissemination, and clearance and settlement, focusing on: (1) the extent of automation; (2) potential automation risk; (3) regulatory oversight of automation; and (4) global coordination.

GAO found that: (1) most major and emerging financial markets have automated or plan to automate all or some of their market functions due to such considerations as efficiency, competition, and market expansion opportunities; (2) market officials say they are aware of automation risks and have taken steps to address such risks, but methods and degrees of addressing such risks vary widely; (3) oversight is limited and uneven and the roles of national regulators vary considerably; and (4) although several international organizations have projects under way that focus on selected aspects of automation, none are focusing on an overall approach to developing systematic, coordinated actions to address automation risks.

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