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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.

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