Nasdaq options exchanges revoke self-help against NYSE Arca (updated)

Gladstone Capital

14/02/2020 16:00

(Updates with revocation of self-help)
    NEW YORK, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Options exchanges run by Nasdaq
Inc  NDAQ.O  resumed normal processing of trades from NYSE Arca
on Friday after having declared "self-help" alerts against the
exchange.
    A "self-help" alert is a notification issued by a trading
exchange when another exchange is dealing with internal problems
processing trades and orders are routed through alternate
venues.
    The "self-help" alerts, which began shortly before 10:00 am
EST (1500 GMT), were revoked roughly 40 minutes later,
reflecting a resolution of the processing issue.
    NYSE Arca, owned by Intercontinental Exchange Inc  ICE.N ,
separately released an alert saying it was having issues with
options quotes for Esperion Therapeutics Inc  ESPR.O , Ford
Motor Co  F.N  and Gladstone Capital Corp  GLAD.O . Those issues
have since been resolved, the exchange said in a later
notification.
    

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Editing by Chizu Nomiyama 
Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
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