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                        IOSCO has today published its final report on Market Outages.


                        The final report addresses the need for improved preparedness and management

                   of market outages to ensure market resilience and investor confidence.


                        It identifies key findings from recent market outages and sets forth five good

                   practices to assist regulators, trading venues and market participants in preparing for,

                   and managing, future market outages and thereby helping improve market-wide

                   resilience.


                        The good practices cover five key areas:


                       ?   Outage Plans


                       ?   Communication Plans


                       ?   Reopening of Trading


                       ?   Closing Auctions / Closing Prices


                       ?   Post-Outage Plans


                        These good practices are designed to offer flexibility for adoption across various


                   trading venues, asset classes, and market structures. They are generally applicable to
                   market outages caused by different types of root causes.



                        Isadora Tarola, Chair of the IOSCO Committee on Regulation of Secondary

                   Markets (Committee 2), said: “Market Outages can be highly disruptive. Therefore, it

                   is important for trading venues to consider adopting the proposed good practices. This

                   can contribute to market resilience and help ensure orderly trading during outages.

                   IOSCO remains committed to supporting initiatives that promote financial stability

                   and investor protection.”


                   https://www.iosco.org/news/pdf/IOSCONEWS737.pdf








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