ASX pledges to do better on outages, ASIC wants trading alternatives

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ASX pledges to do better on outages, ASIC wants trading alternatives
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ASX has issued a consultation paper on its management of the market during outages, which maintains that freezing trading until problems are resolved is appropriate.

ASX has promised to provide more detailed information during equity market outages including timing for resumption of trading, while maintaining its decision to freeze trading for the whole day when the market wasThe Australian Securities and Investments Commission, meanwhile, said on Tuesday that during an outage, it expects all market participants to allow new orders to trade on an alternative market by mid-2023, to improve the resilience of the market.

ASIC’s investigation included ASX’s decision to keep the main bourse in “enquire” mode for the duration of the day, which prevented orders that were submitted before the outage from being cancelled and shiftedASIC commissioner Danielle Press said on Tuesday the regulator understands there are competing priorities on brokers given the CHESS replacement project, Cboe’s technology upgrade and the implementation of new market integrity rules.

ASX considers opening the market prematurely could result in it breaching its licence obligation to operate a “fair, orderly and transparent” market. IBM found in a report on the outage last year that ASX’s actions to freeze the market on the day were appropriate. The November 2020 outage was caused by a software glitch that ASX and Nasdaq failed to pick up in testing before an upgrade to the trading system went live.

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