The trading of securities within the worldwide branch network of the major banks, i.e. without an order being placed on the stock exchange. – Because of the lack of transparency in prices and sales, these transactions are often objected to, with the demand that such transactions be specially regulated by law. – Nor is the customer entitled to execution, as in trading on the stock exchange – Finally, statisticians complain that this is a source of interference with the accurate recording of a country’s wealth status. – See domestic financing, stock exchange obligation, internalization, regulatory frenzy, snake trading.
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