Matched Orders Sample Clauses

Matched Orders. A cross trade is defined either as a single trader simultaneously executing matching buy and sell orders, or by separate traders registered with the same Member trading together. There is no cross trade facility in IPE ETSthe ICE Platform. Where a Member holds matching orders which have not previously been entered into IPE ETSthe ICE Platform from one or more clients or wishes to match a client order with an order where a Member is acting in a proprietary capacity, he shall enter both orders as separate bid and offer orders. Where a Member wishes to match a client order with an order where that Member is acting in a proprietary capacity, he shall enter the client order first. The usual time and price priority shall apply and such orders may be filled by existing orders. The compliance department shall monitor trades made by the Member resulting from the simultaneous entry of bid and offer orders which are not filled by existing orders.
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Related to Matched Orders

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