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Stock exchange - brokers - firm quotes.

(EMS).

Exchange Market Size relates to the quotations provided by brokers on an exchange.

It is a maximum deal size at which the broker is obliged to transact, at the price the broker is quoting.

For equities, the EMS is determined as a rounded number of equity shares - for example 50,000 shares.


If the client wants to trade a larger number of shares, the broker may decline to transact, or change their quote.


The larger the market capitalisation of a stock, the larger the EMS.


The EMS was formerly known as the Normal Market Size (NMS).


See also