Must a market center report on commitments to trade that are received from other market centers pursuant to ITS Plan provisions?
Yes. Market centers are required to report under the Rule on commitments to trade received pursuant to the ITS Plan procedures. If a market center’s handling of ITS commitments to trade differs materially from its handling of orders received through other mechanisms, it would be permissible to report on ITS activity as a separate market center (i.e., by obtaining a separate market center identification code pursuant to Section VIII of the Joint-SRO Plan for the market center’s ITS activity).
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