A compliance officer at a member broker-dealer is conducting a review of trade execution practices and trading account activities. Match each prohibited market practice with the scenario that accurately describes the violation.
- InterpositioningRouting a customer's order through an unnecessary third-party broker-dealer, depriving the customer of best execution.
- FreeridingPurchasing a security and selling it prior to settlement without depositing full payment for the initial trade.
- Marking the CloseSubmitting orders near the final market bell specifically to influence the published settlement price of a security.
- Painting the TapeExecuting coordinated trades among accounts to generate a false public appearance of heavy market liquidity and interest.
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Interpositioning matches routing customer orders through an unnecessary third-party broker-dealer; Freeriding matches purchasing securities and selling them prior to settlement without depositing payment; Marking the Close matches submitting orders near the final market bell to influence settlement price; Painting the Tape matches executing coordinated trades to generate a false public appearance of liquidity.
Each listed practice represents a distinct statutory or regulatory violation under FINRA and SEC rules. Interpositioning violates best execution duties by adding redundant intermediaries. Freeriding violates Regulation T payment requirements. Marking the close artificially manipulates closing prices. Painting the tape deceives the public regarding genuine market liquidity through collusive trade reporting.
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Prohibited Market Manipulation and Trade Execution Practices