Nasdaq International Flashcards
The Nasdaq International Service allows market makers to publish quotes and execute trades outside the United States in:
■Global Market securities;
■any non-Canadian foreign security or ADR that is part of Nasdaq but not a Global Market
security; and
■ any equity security listed on a national securities exchange
T/F - Nasdaq Capital Market securities are not part of Nasdaq International except for foreign securities and ADRs.
True
European Only
Market makers can register as European Only
market makers, which means they can quote the stock from 3:30 am to 9:00 am ET (the European session).
International Service
Market makers can also register as International Service
market makers, which means their market is good not only
for the European session, but for the domestic session as well.
Firms must be r eegistered with FINRA as either :
European Only or International Service market
makers
At the time of registration, firms must select, on a security-by-security basis, one of the following periods to define their market making commitment:
3: 30 am to 9:00 am
5: 30 am to 9:00 am
7: 30 am to 9:00 am
To participate in Nasdaq International, firms must be members or approved affiliates. An approved affiliate
is a broker-dealer that is:
■ not a FINRA member;
■ authorized to conduct business in the UK in accordance with the Financial Services Act of 1986; and
■ controlled by, controls, or is under common control with a member.
Approved affiliates are limited to
European-only registration.
Clearance and settlement of European session trades must be effected through a registered clearing agency that uses a
continuous net settlement system (CNS).
Last sale reports in the European session must be made to FINRA within
three minutes of execution.
Like their domestic counterparts, European session market makers make volume reports to FINRA that are:
Like their domestic counterparts, European session market makers make daily and monthly volume reports to FINRA.
If a market maker withdraws its quotes from the European session, can it continue to act as a market maker in thedomestic session if it is registered as an International Service market maker ?
YES