Analysis and Optimization Strategies for Risks in the Stock Pledge Market
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of stock price volatility, liquidity risks, and credit default risks. This study analyzes the major risk factors in the stock pledge market and
explores potential risk prevention measures based on domestic and international market cases. The article proposes optimization strategies,
including improving pledge rate settings, strengthening market supervision, and enhancing risk control mechanisms, to improve market stability and security, providing valuable references for investors and regulatory authorities.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/fm.v10i2.13954
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