Reporting requirements for trading system disruptions: exchanges must notify a standing committee, adopt remedial measures, and report to the regulator. All instances of hanging, slowdown, breakdown or other problems in the computerised trading system must be reported to a Standing Committee which will examine each incident and report to the Governing Board/Council. The Board/Council shall deliberate and adopt remedial measures; stoppages beyond five minutes require explanation and reporting to the regulator and a public press release. Exchanges must amend bye laws, notify members and disseminate the provisions on their websites, and report implementation status to the regulator.
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Reporting requirements for trading system disruptions: exchanges must notify a standing committee, adopt remedial measures, and report to the regulator.
All instances of hanging, slowdown, breakdown or other problems in the computerised trading system must be reported to a Standing Committee which will examine each incident and report to the Governing Board/Council. The Board/Council shall deliberate and adopt remedial measures; stoppages beyond five minutes require explanation and reporting to the regulator and a public press release. Exchanges must amend bye laws, notify members and disseminate the provisions on their websites, and report implementation status to the regulator.
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