NYSE: Designated Market Makers (DMMs)¶
Exchange, N. Y. S. (2023). NYSE: Designated Market Makers (DMMs).
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- In market-making, liquidity providers pre-seed an order book before opening and ongoing trading maintains it.
This sourceDesignated market makers have an affirmative obligation to contribute liquidity to the order book, dynamically adding depth when public liquidity is insufficient and facilitating orderly market opens.
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NYSE sheet shows DMMs must keep adding liquidity to the order book and facilitate orderly opens, but it does not describe pre-seeding the book before opening.
“unique DMM depth guidelines on the NYSE require them to dynamically add liquidity to the order book when there is not sufficient public liquidity.”
- In market-making, liquidity providers pre-seed an order book before opening and ongoing trading maintains it.
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