CSA publish implementation milestones for order protection rule

The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) published implementation milestones today for the order protection rule contained in recent amendments to National Instrument 23-101 Trading Rules. The order protection rule, which comes into effect on February 1, 2011, requires marketplaces to establish and ensure compliance with policies and procedures designed to prevent trade-throughs on that marketplace. The CSA notice, meanwhile, aims to facilitate implementation of the order protection rule by establishing various technical milestones for marketplaces to meet. According to the notice, marketplaces will be expected to provide the CSA with information regarding their progress on each milestone date. The CSA are also encouraging marketplaces to consider whether to publicly disclose progress-related information. A notice providing details about an industry-wide test is expected to be published by the CSA in the coming months.

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