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Transformation Processes of the World Securities Market: Causes, Factors, and Consequences for the Republic of Belarus
The article examines the modern transformation processes of the world securities market, identifies the main periods of segmentation, analyzes the factors that contributed to the transformation processes at each of the periods. The modern tendencies are investigated, the peculiarities and distinctive features of the modern stage of development are revealed. The issue of the digitalization of securities markets is considered.
Keywords
securities market,
transformation,
financial markets,
factors,
digitalizationAuthors
Lukyanin Aleksey D. | Belarus State Economic University | a.lukyanin@gmail.com |
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