A compliance officer at a FINRA member broker-dealer is conducting a routine audit of electronic trading logs. Which of the following activities represent prohibited market manipulation or fraudulent practices under SEC and SRO rules? (Select all that apply.)
- Submitting non-bona fide limit orders with the intended strategy of canceling them prior to execution to artificially distort displayed order book depth and drive price movementCevap
- Entering matching buy and sell orders for a security in accounts under common control where no actual change in beneficial ownership occursCevap
- CExecuting customer orders in an agency capacity by matching buyer and seller interest and charging a disclosed commission
- DInitiating criminal indictment proceedings directly against a fraudulent trader through FINRA's internal regulatory body
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The prohibited practices are submitting non-bona fide orders to manipulate order book depth before canceling them (spoofing) and executing trades without a change in beneficial ownership to simulate trading volume (wash trading).
Submitting non-bona fide orders to alter perceived liquidity (spoofing) and executing prearranged trades without beneficial ownership transfer (wash trading) are illegal market manipulations that distort true price discovery and trading volume.
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Prohibited Market Manipulation and Fraudulent Practices