Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013

Dealing in financial products on markets - Operation of licensed markets

355: Licensed market operator must ensure FMA has access to real-time trading and other information

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"Licensed market operators must share real-time trading info with the Financial Markets Authority."

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If you are a licensed market operator, you must give the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) the information they need to watch what is happening on your market in real time. The FMA will ask you for this information if they need it. You can find more information about this in the Financial Markets Authority rules. The FMA will pay you for the reasonable costs of giving them this information. This helps the FMA make sure everything is working properly on your market.

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Part 5Dealing in financial products on markets
Operation of licensed markets

355Licensed market operator must ensure FMA has access to real-time trading and other information

  1. A licensed market operator must, if requested by the FMA, give to the FMA the information that is necessary to enable the FMA to carry out real-time surveillance of the operation of the licensed market.

  2. The FMA must pay all reasonable costs of the licensed market operator in providing the information under this section.

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