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NYSE Rule 7.18

Authorizes the Exchange to halt and resume trading when necessary to protect fair and orderly markets.

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Jurisdiction: United States

Regulator: NYSE

Topic: General Requirements

NYSE Rule 7.18
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Key Requirements:

  • Authorizes the Exchange to halt trading in a security when necessary to maintain fair and orderly markets.
  • Specifies circumstances that may warrant a halt, including:
    • regulatory concerns;
    • material news events;
    • operational issues;
    • extraordinary market conditions; and
    • situations where additional time is needed for investors to evaluate significant information.
  • Establishes procedures for implementing, maintaining, and lifting trading halts.
  • Coordinates with market-wide circuit breaker rules and other regulatory halt mechanisms when applicable.
  • Supports the broad dissemination of material information and helps prevent disorderly trading during periods of uncertainty or significant market events.
  • Works in conjunction with reopening procedures that govern the resumption of trading after a halt.
  • The NYSE merged Rule 123D into Rule 7.18 as part of a broader regulatory update

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