Past version: Effective from 24 Feb 2014 to 07 Oct 2018
SGX-ST may consider the following factors when deciding whether to cancel an error trade under Rules 8.6.13, 8.6.13A and 8.6.13B:
(1) the difference between the price at which the error trade was done and the preceding traded price of the security or Futures Contract;
(2) the market liquidity in the security or Futures Contract at the time the error trade occurred;
(3) where the trade involves a Futures Contract, the trading behaviour of the underlying security;
(4) the monetary loss involved if the trade is or is not cancelled;
Refer to Practice Note 8.6.12(4).
(5) the difference between the time the erroneous order was entered and the time it was matched;
(6) the number of counterparty customers involved;
(7) whether the force key was used when entering the erroneous order into the Trading System;
(7A) the impact on the settlement process;
(7B) in the case of bonds, the rating, interest rate, coupon rate, maturity date and yield curve;
(8) the reason(s) given for the error; and
(9) any other factors which SGX-ST considers relevant.
Amended on 24 February 201424 February 2014.