Digital Transformation in the Securities Market: Blockchain Technologies and Electronic Trading Platforms
Keywords:
securities market, blockchain technology, digital transformation, tokenization, market infrastructure, financial innovation, regulatory, technology, capital marketsAbstract
This article examines the digital transformation of securities markets through the implementation of blockchain technologies and electronic trading platforms. The research analyzes international experience and theoretical foundations of technological innovation in financial markets, evaluating the impact of digitalization on trading efficiency, transparency, and market infrastructure. Through comprehensive literature review and comparative analysis, the study identifies key trends in blockchain adoption for securities settlement, tokenization of assets, and the evolution of electronic trading systems.
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