How Do Exchanges Ensure the Transparency of Block Trade Execution Prices?

Exchanges ensure transparency by requiring that all block trades, despite being negotiated privately, must be reported to the exchange and publicly disseminated within a short time frame. They also enforce rules that the execution price must be within the range of the current market prices (best bid and offer) to prevent abusive pricing.

This ensures the market is aware of the large transaction, maintaining price integrity.

How Do ‘Indicative Quotes’ Differ from ‘Firm Quotes’ in an RFQ System?
How Does the Concept of “Finality” Apply to the Price Reported by a DON?
How Does the Latency of Quote Response Affect an RFQ-based Block Trade?
Are There Regulatory Differences in Reporting Requirements for Trades Executed via Iceberg Orders versus in Dark Pools?
What Is the Typical Process for an Exchange to Audit or Report on Its Insurance Fund Balance?
What Types of Derivatives Are Mandated to Be Centrally Cleared in Major Jurisdictions?
Are Crypto Block Trades Ever Publicly Reported?
Is the Fund’s Balance Typically Reported in USD or the Underlying Crypto Asset?

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