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Folks,
If you are doing EK VR 1001, there is a blatantly incorrect answer on #3. EK's answer is that "institutional investors attempting to acquire voting control of a corporation is an infrequent occurrence." Their reasoning is that "of course, it (optimark), could still earn commissions even if it were used only by institutions trading outside the traditional markets, but there is not enough volume in those markets to make optimark worthwhile." However, they then proceed to state that Optimark which is specifically utilized in the case of these larger block purchases can undermine the entire volume of the NYSE.
-I don't have access to the errata so maybe this has been broached on the EK forum.
Please note: I do have prior financial services experience and feel like there are some contradictions in the passage.
If you are doing EK VR 1001, there is a blatantly incorrect answer on #3. EK's answer is that "institutional investors attempting to acquire voting control of a corporation is an infrequent occurrence." Their reasoning is that "of course, it (optimark), could still earn commissions even if it were used only by institutions trading outside the traditional markets, but there is not enough volume in those markets to make optimark worthwhile." However, they then proceed to state that Optimark which is specifically utilized in the case of these larger block purchases can undermine the entire volume of the NYSE.
-I don't have access to the errata so maybe this has been broached on the EK forum.
Please note: I do have prior financial services experience and feel like there are some contradictions in the passage.