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ARTICLE · 24 DECEMBER 2010

IIROC Seeks Transparency Respecting Trade Cancellation And Variation

On Wednesday, the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada released proposed guidance intended to make transparent the criteria it would use to determine whether to vary or cancel a trade under the authority of the Universal Market Integrity Rules.

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On Wednesday, the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada released proposed guidance intended to make transparent the criteria it would use to determine whether to vary or cancel a trade under the authority of the Universal Market Integrity Rules.

Under Rule 10.9 of UMIR, IIROC may vary or cancel a trade that is "unreasonable" or not in compliance with UMIR or any policy. IIROC's regulatory intervention powers are currently exercised under its broad discretion. The proposed guidance is intended to elaborate upon and set out more transparent standards in regard to the exercise of these powers, particularly with respect to its power under 10.9(1)(d) respecting "unreasonable" trades.

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