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{{fullanat2|cobs|11.2.25||11.2.26|}} | {{fullanat2|cobs|11.2.25||11.2.26|}} | ||
The vexed question of how clients consent to a {{tag|best execution}} policy in general, and provide permission for their orders to be handled away from regulated exchanges in particular, is covered in COBS {{cobsprov|11.2.25}} and {{cobsprov|11.2.26}}. As we shall see. | The vexed question of how clients consent to a {{tag|best execution}} policy in general, and provide permission for their orders to be handled away from regulated exchanges in particular, is covered in COBS {{cobsprov|11.2.25}} and {{cobsprov|11.2.26}}. As we shall see. | ||
{{prior consent and prior express consent}} | {{prior consent and prior express consent}} | ||
====Products which don't trade on a {{fcaprov|regulated market}} or {{fcaprov|MTF}}==== | ====Products which don't trade on a {{fcaprov|regulated market}} or {{fcaprov|MTF}}==== | ||
While at first blush it reads as though {{cobsprov|11.2.26}} should apply to all orders, even those which cannot be traded on a [[regulated market]] in any circumstances (otc swaps for example), the confines of common sense and logic have not entirely escaped the {{tag|European Commission}}. In its "[http://ec.europa.eu/yqol/index.cfm?fuseaction=legislation.showIssue&issueId=69&browse=true&questionId=173 Questions on Single Market Legislation]" resource, it notes: | While at first blush it reads as though {{cobsprov|11.2.26}} should apply to all orders, even those which cannot be traded on a [[regulated market]] in any circumstances (otc swaps for example), the confines of common sense and logic have not entirely escaped the {{tag|European Commission}}. In its "[http://ec.europa.eu/yqol/index.cfm?fuseaction=legislation.showIssue&issueId=69&browse=true&questionId=173 Questions on Single Market Legislation]" resource, it notes: | ||
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*"'''agency'''" or "'''quasi-agency'''" orders: orders whereby a broker receives instructions from client and then turns around and interacts with third party venues (including {{fcaprov|regulated market}}s, {{fcaprov|MTF}}s but also unregulated venues like systematic internalisers), without involvement of the client, to fill that order); and | *"'''agency'''" or "'''quasi-agency'''" orders: orders whereby a broker receives instructions from client and then turns around and interacts with third party venues (including {{fcaprov|regulated market}}s, {{fcaprov|MTF}}s but also unregulated venues like systematic internalisers), without involvement of the client, to fill that order); and | ||
*"'''bilateral'''" transactions where client trades with the broker directly in a principal capacity and any transaction between the broker and the market is by way of {{tag|hedge}} and not fulfillment of the customer's order. These are things like OTC derivatives under an {{isdama}}; spot FX trades and so on. | *"'''bilateral'''" transactions where client trades with the broker directly in a principal capacity and any transaction between the broker and the market is by way of {{tag|hedge}} and not fulfillment of the customer's order. These are things like OTC derivatives under an {{isdama}}; spot FX trades and so on. | ||