Automated Trading System definition

Automated Trading System means an automated trading system in respect of which the
Automated Trading System means an automated trading system in respect of which the Clearing House has an agreement with the operator thereof and in respect of which the Clearing House has notified RepoClear Participants in accordance with the Procedures
Automated Trading System means an automated trading system in respect of which the Clearing House has an agreement with the operator thereof and in respect of which the Clearing House has notified RepoClear Participants in accordance with the Procedures"Automatic Early Termination Event"has the meaning ascribed to such term in Rule 5 of the Default Rules"Backup Clearing Member"means the Clearing Member(s) (a) indicated by a Clearing Client as acting as such, and (b) notified to the Clearing House from time to time in an Appointment Notice and in accordance with the procedure determined by the Clearing House"Backup Client"means an Indirect Gross Account Clearing Client identified by a Clearing Member to the Clearing House for the purposes of a transfer of Related Contracts pursuant to a Client to Client Porting"Backload Registration Cycle"has the meaning assigned to it in the Procedures"Backloaded Registration Trade"has the meaning assigned to it in the Procedures"Block IRS Trade"means a trade the notional amount of which is at or above the minimum block size established by the CFTC pursuant to CFTC Regulation 43.6 for the interest rate asset class and in effect as of the date of submission of such trade to the Clearing House for registration"Board"means the board of directors or other governing body (whether called a board, a committee or otherwise) of an Exchange"Bond Trade"means a trading activity in which a RepoClear Participant offers to sell RepoClear Eligible Securities, and another RepoClear Participant offers to purchase those RepoClear Eligible Securities, and a trade subsequently ensues“Bulk Event”has the meaning as described in Regulation 60(f)“Bulk Event Cycle”has the meaning as described in Regulation 60(f)

Examples of Automated Trading System in a sentence

  • All buy and sell orders will be keyed in by the market participants via Participating Organisations’ Order Management System (OMS) into Bursa’s Automated Trading System (ATS) as per the prescribed trading Phases and Market Timing.

  • The KSE is a guarantee limited which has 200 members and there are 639 companies listed with its fold Market capitalization of US $ 38.24 billion (June 30, 2011) having fully electronic trading system known as KATS-Karachi Automated Trading System.

  • Client Accounts shall be debited or credited with Securities pursuant to the trades carried out by Participants through the Automated Trading System of the CSE.

  • Pursuant to a trade carried out through the Automated Trading System of the CSE, the crediting of Debt Securities to the buyer’s Client Account shall take place only upon the receipt of confirmation of settlement of funds from the nominated Settlement Bank.

  • The Automated Trading System (ATS) is designed to match buy and sell orders placed by investment dealers.


More Definitions of Automated Trading System

Automated Trading System or “ATS” means a computer system on which buy and sell orders are entered and matched on the Exchange;
Automated Trading System means an automated trading system in respect of which the Clearing House has an agreement with the operator thereof and in respect of which the Clearing House has notified RepoClear Participants in accordance with the Procedures "Automatic Early Termination Event" has the meaning ascribed to such term in Rule 5 of the Default Rules "Backup Clearing Member" means the Clearing Member(s) indicated by a Clearing Client as acting as such and notified to the Clearing House from time to time "Backup Client" means an Indirect Segregated Account Clearing Client identified by a Clearing Member to the Clearing House for the purposes of a transfer of Related Contracts and Collateral pursuant to a Client to Client Porting "Backload Registration Cycle" has the meaning assigned to it in the Procedures "Backloaded Registration Trade" has the meaning assigned to it in the Procedures "Block IRS Trade" Means a trade the notional amount of which is at or above the minimum block size established by the CFTC pursuant to CTFC Regulation 43.6 for the interest rate asset class and in effect as of the date of submission of such trade to the Clearing House for registration "Board" means the board of directors or other governing body (whether called a board, a committee or otherwise) of an Exchange "Bond Trade" means a trading activity in which a RepoClear Participant offers to sell RepoClear Eligible Securities, and another RepoClear Participant offers to purchase those RepoClear Eligible Securities, and a trade subsequently ensues "Business" means any transactions, liabilities or obligations arising out of any contract and includes, in relation to the relevant Services, Commodities Business, Equities Business, ForexClear Business, Listed Interest Rate Business, RepoClear Business and SwapClear Business. "business day" means in respect of a Cleared Exchange Contract, an OTC Contract (except where specified otherwise in the relevant OTC Contract Terms), an LCH EnClear OTC Contract (except where specified otherwise in the LCH EnClear OTC Contract Terms), and an EquityClear Contract a day on which the Clearing House is open for business "buyer" means a Member (or the Clearing House where the context so requires) who is a buyer under the terms of an exchange
Automated Trading System means an electronic trading platform referred to in clause 5, made available by MERJ to the User, including by way of the Internet, for the purposes, among other things, of entering into certain types of Transactions;
Automated Trading System means an electronic trading system that functions in a manner intended to simulate a securities exchange by electronically matching orders on an agency basis from multiple buyers and sellers such as an “alternative trading system” within the meaning of SEC’s Reg. ATS 17 CFR part 242.300 as such definition may be amended from time to time, or an “automated quotation system” as described in section 3(a)(51)(A)(ii) of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934 15 U.S.C. 78c(a)(51)(A)(ii).
Automated Trading System. (ATS) means the trading system provided online through internet by the Exchange to its members and customers to trade in Contracts. ATS shall also be the official communication medium of the Exchange to provide information to its members and customers regarding Contracts, contract specification, details of trade executed by each member and customer , guidelines, notifications or circulars issued by the Exchange. Any communication issued through ATS shall be binding on members and customers upon of its issuance. If the context so requires the ATS shall also means and include any other trading system or offline trading facility provided by the Exchange.
Automated Trading System. (ATS) shall mean the computerised system provided over the internet by the exchange for trading in contracts permitted by the Exchange, access to which is provided to a member of the exchange by the Exchange , for use either by the member or by members authorised persons, participants, authorised users and clients, and which makes available, quotations in the contracts traded on the Exchange, facilitates trading in such contracts and disseminates information regarding trades effected, volumes transacted, other notifications, etc., as may be decided to be placed thereon by the Exchange.
Automated Trading System. - means a trading system that uses computer algorithms to automatically determine the parameters of orders to the Trading System with very limited, or no, human intervention. Such parameters may include, but are not limited to, whether to initiate an order, the timing of an order, the price of an order, and how to manage an order after submission or how to manage the order after submission to the market. Automated Trading Systems do not include trading systems used solely for order routing to trading venues, processing orders when no determination of trading parameters is involved, confirmation of orders or post-trade processing of orders.