Stock exchanges and electronic trading platforms are contending with a new regime of trading regulations known as Regulation NMS. Aimed at increasing the efficiency and transparency of the stock trading venues, the trading phase of Reg NMS went live Monday. The rules require exchanges and electronic networks to implement procedures designed to prevent so-called trade-throughs -- where a trade is executed at a price lower than a protected quote displayed by another market.
March 07, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
As stock exchanges and electronic trading platforms prepared for another potentially bumpy day of trading, they were also contending with a new regime of trading regulations, known as Regulation NMS.
The trading phase of Reg NMS is aimed at increasing the efficiency and transparency of the stock trading venues and went into effect live on Monday.
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