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Risk mitigation in round-the-clock trading

Tied closely with shortened settlement times, overnight trading poses operational and technical risks, writes Sergey Samushin, head of exchange solutions at Devexperts, in this guest column.

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24/5 and 24/7 trading are rapidly becoming the norm for markets that have historically maintained an abridged trading day.

As major US equities exchanges seek approval for 24/5 trading, and the imminent launch of cash-settled crypto perpetual futures places even stricter demands on 24/7 clearing, the focus is shifting from round-the-clock access itself to how it can be supported by resilient infrastructures and robust operational processes.

Drawn by the promise of increased liquidity and higher

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