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NYSE Disciplinary Actions
by Howard Haykin
GTS Securities, a NYSE member since March 2015 and a FINRA member since April 2014 … agreed to pay $97.5K in fines to settle charges that it: (i) violated SEC Rule 611(c) of Regulation NMS and NYSE Rule 13(e)(3) when it failed to send ISOs to executed against the full displayed size of certain protected quotations; and, (ii) violated NYSE Rule 19(b) when it failed to reasonably avoid displaying, and engaged in a pattern or practice of displaying, quotations that locked or crossed a protected quotation. [AWC #20150467692-02]
Citadel Securities, a NYSE member since December 2008 … agreed to pay $65K in fines to settle charges that it violated NYSE Rule 36 when certain associated persons with the Firm's Designated Market Maker Unit ("DMM") used unapproved cellular wireless devices from the NYSE Floor. [AWC #2018-01-00105]
Deutsche Bank Securities, a NYSE member since November 1982 … agreed to pay $65K in fines to settle charges that it violated NYSE Rule 3110(b)(4) by failing to establish and maintain reasonably designed procedures for the review of electronic communications because the lexicons used by Deutsche Bank as part of its review process were not reasonably designed. [AWC #2017-05-00037]
ING Financial Markets, a NYSE member since November 2001 … agreed to pay $5Mn in fines and disgorgement to settle charges that it violated NYSE Rule 2010 (Standards of Commercial Honor and Principles of Trade) in connection with borrowing and lending pre-released ADRs not backed by the underlying ordinary foreign shares. [AWC #2017-03-00048]
GTS Securities, a NYSE member since March 2015 … agreed to pay $45K in fines to settle charges that it violated NYSE Rule 36 when certain associated persons with its DMM used unapproved cellular wireless devices from the NYSE Floor. [AWC #2018-02-00065]