Curb Trading

The act or practice of trading outside an exchange's regulation. Generally speaking, curb trading occurs online or over a telephone. It is a form of over-the-counter trading. It should not be confused with a trading curb.

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Generally, the bank is looking hard where to generate future profits and whether to curb trading activities in its investment banking division.

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DA Market cited seasonal factors that could curb trading volumes and induce profit-taking: Lack of leads post-corporate earnings season, the beginning of summer in the West (end-May) and locally, the re-opening of schools (starting June).

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The German Banking Industry Committee, which represents German banks, also criticised Liikanen's recommendation to curb trading, which it said would hamper risk management.

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A public holiday in many countries on Monday to mark Easter was also expected to curb trading volumes.

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Proposals by the European Commission (EC) to curb trading activity in broker crossing networks (BCNs) could put the future of such platforms in jeopardy.

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The rules will also target online piracy, and exhibitors of illegally copied goods on Internet auction will be identified as a way to curb trading of pirated items, the negotiation sources said.

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He said the authorities concerned would be required to take stern action to curb trading of organs.

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When news of President Obama's proposal to curb trading activities broke yesterday, the Dow lost 214 points, or 2 percent.