Finance

Physics

Information asymmetry

Business

Information sharing

Public information

Mathematics

Corporate governance

Economic growth

Boundary (topology)

Private information retrieval

Optics

Private sector

Statistics

Marketing

Mathematical analysis

Political science

Economics

Microeconomics

Focus (optics)

Incentive

Public relations

Industrial organization

Public Money & Management

Most studies about cross-boundary information sharing (CBIS) focus on private or public sector organizations only. There is limited research within regulated environments, which often requires information to be shared among multiple public, private and nonprofit organizations. This paper explores CBIS in different regulatory contexts, with a focus on financial markets in the USA, and finds some unique characteristics in terms of information asymmetries, incentive and governance structures, and structural complexity.

Cross-boundary information sharing in regulatory contexts: The case of financial markets