International Order Book definition

International Order Book. (“IOB”) means a trading service operated by London Stock Exchange plc which allows amongst others secondary market trading in Depositary Receipts;
International Order Book. (“IOB”) means a market of London Stock Exchange plc which allows amongst others secondary market trading in Depositary Receipts;
International Order Book. (“IOB”) means a market of the London Stock Exchange which allows amongst others secondary market trading in Depositary Receipts (DR);

Examples of International Order Book in a sentence

  • International markets Data: International Order Book and the European Markets including TRADEcho for International markets.

  • International markets: International Order Book and the European Markets.

  • International markets Data International Order Book and the European Markets including TRADEcho for International markets.

  • Since its introduction, by centralising liquidity and increasing transparency, headline spreads for mid cap stocks have reduced by more than 81 per cent.; Š SEAQ – a screen based service displaying competing offer prices; Š SETSqx – a hybrid system for less liquid securities, combining continuous price formation from market makers with periodic auctions; Š International Order Book (“IOB”) – an electronic order book service for international securities.