Individual decision · SEC · 2 Nov 2005

SEC Division of Trading and Markets no-action letter: Bloomberg Tradebook LLC

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The Division of Market Regulation extends its temporary no-action position regarding Bloomberg Tradebook LLC until June 28, 2006. This extension permits market makers and exchange specialists to enter orders into the Tradebook System without modifying their public quotations, provided the System operates in compliance with the ECN Display Alternative under the Quote Rule. The Division conditions this position on Tradebook's representations regarding its registration, order transmission protocols, response times, fee structures capped at $0.009 per share, and system capacity.

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Incoming Letter

Annotations and obligations
33 obligations · 2 permissions · 17 definitions
  1. Main text
  2. Incoming Letter
  • Obligation 33
  • Permission 2
  • Definition / condition 17
  • background, boilerplate

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Issued under
  • “The Tradebook System is an electronic communications network (an "ECN") within the meaning of paragraph (b)(23) of Rule 600 for purposes of Rule 602 (the "Quote Rule") under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934;”

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