Sentence examples for of best execution from inspiring English sources
The Financial Services Authority, Britain's regulator, has proposed "benchmarking"—in essence, disclosing the range of available prices as a part of best execution to ensure that buyers are getting the best prices.
"I'm happy the S.E.C. is going to continue to look at it, especially in the area of best execution," said Peter Quick, the president of the American Stock Exchange.
A broker-dealer investigation in 2005 uncovered three violations of "best execution" rules.
"It all hangs on best execution," said Alfred R. Berkeley III, vice chairman of the Nasdaq stock market.
There appears to have been some creative legal thinking that suggested that Finra's requirement for "best execution" of trades would bar executing trades in illiquid markets at prices the broker deemed unreasonable.
In London, Europe's leading financial centre and the regional home of many big investment banks, such groups have mounted a fierce assault on parts of MiFID they consider vague or downright objectionable.These include worries over the application of best-execution rules to securities other than shares, such as corporate bonds or specialised derivatives, that are traded off-exchange.
A decade ago, there was an obligation for "best execution" of orders.
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More traders also equals a greater chance of achieving best execution on your trades, says Matt Lloyd, chief investment strategist at Advisors Asset Management.
To make this possible, investor-protection rules are also to be harmonised, so as to provide a (theoretically) consistent standard in areas such as investment advice, order-handling and the completion of securities trades—"best execution", in the jargon.Second, MiFID aims to change the nature of competition in share trading.
