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Price discovery is the process by which market participants obtain information about the prices at which counterparties are willing to buy or sell specific financial instruments. | Price discovery is the process by which market participants obtain information about the prices at which counterparties are willing to buy or sell specific financial instruments. | ||
For major transactions it is often facilitated by a professional adviser or intermediary. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
*[[Broker-dealer]] | |||
*[[Capital allocation]] | |||
*[[Circuit breaker]] | *[[Circuit breaker]] | ||
*[[Electronic communication network]] | *[[Electronic communication network]] | ||
*[[Investment bank]] | |||
*[[Price formation]] | *[[Price formation]] | ||
*[[Price transparency]] | *[[Price transparency]] | ||
Revision as of 15:36, 23 July 2016
Price discovery is the process by which market participants obtain information about the prices at which counterparties are willing to buy or sell specific financial instruments.
For major transactions it is often facilitated by a professional adviser or intermediary.
