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Quantitative Finance · Glossaire

Qu'est-ce que « Price collar » ?

Definition 27.2 Market Making and High-Frequency Trading · Chapitre 27 — Risk Controls

A price collar is a pre-trade limit on how far an order’s price may be from a reference price (the last trade, the mid, a fair value), in basis points or ticks, above which a buy or below which a sell is refused as a probable error.

The limits hierarchy and the three places it acts: the pre-trade gate refuses an order that breaks a limit; the post-trade monitor watches losses, positions and message rates and triggers the kill switch, which cancels open orders, flattens positions and blocks new orders at the level that broke. Source: firm.riskctl; the gate is One Quant Book 13’s firm.riskgate.
Figure 27.1. The limits hierarchy and the three places it acts: the pre-trade gate refuses an order that breaks a limit; the post-trade monitor watches losses, positions and message rates and triggers the kill switch, which cancels open orders, flattens positions and blocks new orders at the level that broke. Source: firm.riskctl; the gate is One Quant Book 13’s firm.riskgate.
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