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Price transparency takes two forms: | Price transparency takes two forms: | ||
1. 'Pre-trade transparency', i.e. the prices at which counterparties advertise they are willing to buy or sell specific financial instruments. | 1. 'Pre-trade price transparency', i.e. the prices at which counterparties advertise they are willing to buy or sell specific financial instruments. | ||
2. 'Post-trade price transparency', i.e. the prices at which counterparties recently bought or sold specific financial instruments. | 2. 'Post-trade price transparency', i.e. the prices at which counterparties recently bought or sold specific financial instruments. | ||
Revision as of 09:05, 5 August 2015
The amount of information available to market participants about prices.
Price transparency takes two forms:
1. 'Pre-trade price transparency', i.e. the prices at which counterparties advertise they are willing to buy or sell specific financial instruments.
2. 'Post-trade price transparency', i.e. the prices at which counterparties recently bought or sold specific financial instruments.
