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Disclosure of Order Execution and Routing Practices

SEC · final-rule · Published 2000-12-01 · Effective 2001-01-30 · 65 FR 75414

Document

Document number
00-30131
Federal Register citation
65 FR 75414
CFR reference
17 CFR 240
Type
Rule
Action
Final rule.
Category
final-rule
Agency
US Securities and Exchange Commission
Publication date
2000-12-01
Effective date
2001-01-30
Docket
Release No. 34-43590

Abstract

The Securities and Exchange Commission is adopting two rules to improve public disclosure of order execution and routing practices. Under Rule 11Ac1-5, market centers that trade national market system securities will be required to make available to the public monthly electronic reports that include uniform statistical measures of execution quality. Under Rule 11Ac1-6, broker-dealers that route customer orders in equity and option securities will be required to make publicly available quarterly reports that, among other things, identify the venues to which customer orders are routed for execution. In addition, broker-dealers will be required to disclose to customers, on request, the venues to which their individual orders were routed. By making visible the execution quality of the securities markets, the rules are intended to spur more vigorous competition among market participants to provide the best possible prices for investor orders.

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Federal Register document
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