Violation of the Reporting Rules
Chapters in this video
What this video covers
- Why marking a transaction late is an automatic system status, not itself a sanction or violation finding
- How the 10-second reporting window works, including the possibility of another time period prescribed by rule
- Why the standards of commercial honor rule reaches both a participant and a person associated with a participant
- Why the word "may" makes the violation finding permissive rather than automatic
- The three required elements of a pattern or practice of unexcused late reporting: repeated reports, lateness, and no reasonable justification or exceptional circumstances
- The difference between exceptional circumstances and reasonable justification, including system failures, extreme volatility, and complex manual trades
- Why the closing sentence about fair and orderly markets is a separate test with no pattern requirement
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