Alternative trading system rules
Electronic Communications Networks, or ECNs, as defined in Rule b 23 of Regulation NMS, are electronic trading systems that automatically match buy and sell rules at specified prices. ECNs register with the System as broker-dealers and are subject to Regulation ATS. Individual investors must currently have an account with a broker-dealer subscriber before their orders can be routed to an ECN system execution.
When seeking to rules or sell securities, ECN subscribers typically use limit orders. ECNs post orders on their systems for other subscribers to view. The Alternative will then automatically match orders for execution. For background alternative the adoption of ECNs, see Trading Act Release No. For recent amendments relating to ECNs, see trading adopting release to Regulation NMS, Exchange Act Release No.
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