Market Access: Rapid Fire
Chapters in this video
- 0:00 Market access and two access branches
- 1:20 Direct versus sponsored access
- 2:21 Financial controls and pre-entry rejection
- 3:40 Regulatory controls and market maker quotes
- 4:54 Allocation and routing exceptions
- 6:31 Thresholds, annual review, and retention
- 9:46 Rapid-fire recap and final challenge
What this video covers
- Which broker-dealers are covered by the market access rule, including access to an exchange or alternative trading system (ATS) and access provided to a non-broker-dealer
- The difference between direct market access and sponsored access, and why unfiltered or naked access is prohibited
- How financial controls reject orders before entry when they exceed pre-set credit or capital thresholds, price or size parameters, or indicate erroneous and duplicative orders
- The four named regulatory controls: pre-order requirements, restricted securities, authorized system access, and immediate execution reports to surveillance personnel
- Why market maker quotes are treated as orders, and when manual controls are permitted for purely manual orders
- The narrow allocation exception for specific regulatory controls, including the written contract, thorough due diligence, non-proprietary trading requirement, and retained responsibility
- How routing broker exceptions, open orders, venue sub-limits, annual reviews, chief executive officer (CEO) certification, and three-year record retention work
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