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Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2017/584 Article 20

Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2017/584 Article 20

Pre-trade and post-trade controls

Article 20

1.   Trading venues shall carry out the following pre-trade controls adapted for each financial instruments traded on them: (a) price collars, which automatically block orders that do not meet pre-set price parameters on an order-by-order basis; (b) maximum order value, which automatically prevents orders with uncommonly large order values from entering the order book by reference to notional values per financial instrument; (c) maximum order volume, which automatically prevents orders with an uncommonly large order size from entering the order book. 2.   The pre-trade controls laid down in paragraph 1 shall be designed so as to ensure that: (a) their automated application has the ability to readjust a limit during the trading session and in all its phases; (b) their monitoring has a delay of no more than five seconds; (c) an order is rejected once a limit is breached; (d) procedures and arrangements are in place to authorise orders above the limits upon request from the member concerned. Such procedures and arrangements shall apply in relation to a specific order or set of orders on a temporary basis in exceptional circumstances. 3.   Trading venues may establish the post-trade controls that they deem appropriate on the basis of a risk assessment of their members' activity.

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