Thursday, February 4, 2016

Equity Trader Alert #2016 - 26
Nasdaq guidelines for Testing NextShares

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  • Testing

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As stated in alert Equity Trader Alert #2016-17 Eaton Vance Corp. (Eaton Vance) and Nasdaq, Inc. (Nasdaq) announced that the first NextShares™ exchange-traded managed fund will list and begin trading on The Nasdaq Stock Market, LLC on Friday, February 26, 2016.

To ensure that firms are ready to handle NextShares trading, Nasdaq will offer participants the ability to conduct testing using a live test symbol in the production environment. In order for a market participant to test NextShares using the production test symbol, ZVZZC, participants must first:

  1. Complete and submit NextShares Trading Addendum Form
  2. Complete NextShares Certification testing with the Nasdaq Trade Desk

In order to trade NextShares, market participants will need to complete the trade addendum, certification testing, ensure the end of day correction process occurs and that no issues are encountered. Once this process is complete and the addendum is on file market participants will have all production ports enabled the following business day to trade NextShares, including the test symbol ZVZZC.

For more information on this new asset class, refer to the NextShares web page


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