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> The requirements also make U.S. markets among the safest, most robust, most vibrant and most desirable marketplaces in the world. ... > Does he mean the req
by Eisenstein 3y ago
> The requirements also make U.S. markets among the safest, most robust, most vibrant and most desirable marketplaces in the world.
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> Does he mean the requirements that continue to allow dark pools[0]?
> or the ones that allow arbitrage (theft?) through low-latency order flow[1], prior to high-latency trade execution?
Which markets don't have those?
- yazaddaruvala 3y ago> In Canada, PFOF is not allowed on Canadian listed securities,[5] so Canadian brokers charge commissions,[8] however, according to the current Canadian securities regulations, brokers can accept PFOF on non-Canadian listed securities.[9] It is also banned in the United Kingdom.[5][10] According to Euronext, European authorities have regulated payment for order flow, and the practice is allowed in a number of national jurisdictions across Europe.[11] On the wiki page for PFOF