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 Seeking to address issues related to over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives

reporting fragmentation.

 Work on the impact of market microstructures on liquidity and of extended

trading hours on equity trading venues.

 Contributing to FSB’s work on issues of non-bank data availability, use

and quality.

 Contributing, as necessary, to follow-up work on the issue of leverage in

non-bank financial intermediation (NBFI).

IOSCO will continue to develop work to strengthen the operational resilience

of Financial Market Infrastructures (FMIs) through the Committee on Payments

and Market Infrastructures (CPMI)-IOSCO Operational Resilience Group. This work

both considers whether there are gaps in the effectiveness of FMIs’ management of

third-party risks and how to address potential gaps in FMI’s cyber resilience.

2. Protecting Investors

IOSCO will further strengthen its efforts in investor education by launching its

first TechSprint, in partnership with the UK Financial Conduct Authority’s AI Lab.
This initiative aims to leverage technology to develop educational resources that

empower retail investors to navigate the novel products available to them, understand

the risks and opportunities associated, and identify scams.

IOSCO will also explore these novel products, such as crypto-asset funds,

private credit vehicles and retail-facing derivatives, which offer greater choice to

investors but may also introduce new risks.

IOSCO will continue to engage with platform providers such as social media

companies, search engines and internet providers to advocate for the restriction and

monitoring of harmful or fraudulent content, and to promote the use of I-SCAN – its

Enhanced Investor Alerts Portal. This new system offers a global real-time database of

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