Subject security

(101) Subject security means: (i) With respect to a national securities exchange: (A) Any exchange-traded security other than a security for which the executed volume of such exchange, during the most recent calendar quarter, comprised one percent or less of the aggregate trading volume for such security as reported pursuant to an effective transaction reporting plan or effective national market system plan; and (B) Any other NMS security for which such exchange has in effect an election, pursuant to 242.602(a)(5)(i), to collect, process, and make available to a vendor bids, offers, quotation sizes, and aggregate quotation sizes communicated on such exchange; and (ii) With respect to a member of a national securities association: (A) Any exchange-traded security for which such member acts in the capacity of an OTC market maker unless the executed volume of such member, during the most recent calendar quarter, comprised one percent or less of the aggregate trading volume for such security as reported pursuant to an effective transaction reporting plan or effective national market system plan; and (B) Any other NMS security for which such member acts in the capacity of an OTC market maker and has in effect an election, pursuant to 242.602(a)(5)(ii), to communicate to its association bids, offers, and quotation sizes for the purpose of making such bids, offers, and quotation sizes available to a vendor. (102) Time of order execution means the time (at a minimum to the millisecond) that an order was executed at any venue. (103) Time of order receipt means the time (at a minimum to the millisecond) that an order was received by a market center for execution, or in the case of a broker or dealer that is not acting as a market center, the time (at a minimum to the millisecond) that an order was received by the broker or dealer for execution. (104) Time of the transaction has the meaning provided in 240.10b-10 of this chapter. (105) Trade-through means the purchase or sale of an NMS stock during regular trading hours, either as principal or agent, at a price that is lower than a protected bid or higher than a protected offer. (106) Trading center means a national securities exchange or national securities association that operates an SRO trading facility, an alternative trading system, an exchange market maker, an OTC market maker, or any other broker or dealer that executes orders internally by trading as principal or crossing orders as agent. (107) Trading rotation means, with respect to an options class, the time period on a national securities exchange during which: (i) Opening, re-opening, or closing transactions in options series in such options class are not yet completed; and (ii) Continuous trading has not yet commenced or has not yet ended for the day in options series in such options class. (108) Transaction report means a report containing the price and volume associated with a transaction involving the purchase or sale of one or more round lots of a security. (109) Transaction reporting association means any person authorized to implement or administer any transaction reporting plan on behalf of persons acting jointly under 242.601(a). (110) Transaction reporting plan means any plan for collecting, processing, making available or disseminating transaction reports with respect to transactions in securities filed with the Commission pursuant to, and meeting the requirements of, 242.601. (111) Vendor means any securities information processor engaged in the business of disseminating transaction reports, last sale data, or quotations with respect to NMS securities to brokers, dealers, or investors on a real-time or other current and continuing basis, whether through an electronic communications network, moving ticker, or interrogation device.

Source

17 CFR § 242.600


Scoping language

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