Foreign Boards

Definition ∞ Foreign boards refer to stock exchanges or other regulated trading platforms located outside an investor’s home country. These venues list securities and financial products issued by domestic and international companies. Investing on foreign boards allows access to different markets, industries, and regulatory environments. Participation often entails navigating distinct legal frameworks and currency exchange considerations.
Context ∞ In the context of digital assets, the concept of foreign boards extends to offshore cryptocurrency exchanges and decentralized trading platforms. These platforms provide access to a wider array of digital assets and trading pairs not always available on domestic regulated exchanges. The ongoing debate concerns the regulatory oversight of these international platforms, particularly regarding investor protection and anti-money laundering measures. Observing shifts in international regulatory cooperation will offer insight into the future accessibility of these foreign digital asset markets.