Effective October 1, 2010, pending SEC filing, NYSE Amex will be offering the highest rebate among exchanges for providing significant liquidity in Nasdaq-Listed (Tape C) securities. NYSE Amex will also be improving the rebate for smaller sized Tape C orders. The new fee schedule changes are highlighted below.
NYSE Amex Tape C Inverted Pricing - NYSE Amex equities will make the following changes in trading in Nasdaq-Listed (Tape C) securities priced above $1:
- The rebate for customers providing liquidity will go to $0.0030 per share from $0.0019, including displayed and non-displayed orders. The fee for customers taking liquidity will go to $0.0023 per share from $0.0013.
- The rebate for qualifying SLPs providing liquidity will be $0.0031 per share from $0.0021, including displayed and non-displayed orders. The fee for SLPs taking liquidity will go to $0.0023 per share from $0.0013.
- If a 10,000 share order priced above $5.00 displays 10,000 shares, and is then partially executed in the amount of 4,000 shares, the executed 4,000 shares receive the Block Rebate. The remaining 6,000 shares are still eligible for the Block Rebate.
- If a 10,000 share order priced above $5.00 displays 10,000 shares, and is then partially canceled in the amount of 6,000 shares, the remaining 4,000 shares will not be eligible for the Block Rebate and would receive the regular client, SLP rebate when traded.
- If a 10,000 share order priced above $5.00 displays 10,000 shares, and is then partially executed in the amount of 2,000 shares, the executed 2,000 shares receive the Block Rebate, and the remaining 8,000 shares are still eligible for the Block Rebate. However, if the client then cancels 6,000 shares, the remaining 2,000 shares are not eligible for the Block Rebate and will receive the regular client, SLP rebate when traded.
All other pricing remains unchanged.
Trader Update – Fees Changes Effective October 1
If you have questions regarding new order types please contact your Relationship Manager at rmteam@nyx.com.
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