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Cross-Boundary Information Sharing and the Nuances of Financial Market Regulation: Towards a Research Agenda

This ongoing research paper looks at the socio-technical nature of information sharing in the regulatory context as input to an agenda for future research focused on Cross-Boundary Information Sharing (CBIS) in financial market regulation (FMR). The characteristics found within the FMR environment create increased complexity as FMR actors try to share information for the purpose of regulating financial markets, understanding stability and mitigating systemic risk. Exploring CBIS within the regulatory context, and more particularly understanding the nuances exemplified within the financial market environment is imperative to enabling CBIS in FMR. This understanding will assist in the development of a research agenda designed to build new understanding of the complex factors that make CBIS in FMR particularly challenging.