The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has a history dating back to the founding of the Manila Stock Exchange in 1927. It is the only major stock exchange in the Philippines. Trading is performed electronically via the PSEtrade system, both remotely and on the PSE's two trading floors in Metro Manilla.
What's new in the PSE?
- New Trading System (quick guide) The PSE now formally introduces the new trading workstation which is known as the PAM (Poste D’Access Aux Marche). Following is an overview of the changes: A. Market Phases Pre-Opening (9:00am - 9:15am)– same as the current pre-open, brokers can enter, modify, or cancel orders but no matching occurs.
Can the SV or TP connect its feoms with the PSE trading system?
- For systems development, the SV or TP will be allowed to connect and test its FEOMS with the PSE Trading System, subject to testing schedules, guidelines, and corresponding charges which may be approved by the PSE from time to time.
What are the requirements of the PSE software?
- The software must conform to the provisions of the PSE Revised Trading Rules and any subsequent guidelines, restrictions and amendments issued by the PSE. 29 c. The software can be developed, upgraded, and operated on any hardware and operating system. d. The software may accept or internally process other types of Orders.
What are the provisions of PSE market Control Department action?
- All Orders causing the freezing of a Security shall be subject to PSE Market Control Department action and shall be governed by the provisions set forth: 24 a. PSE Market Control Department shall act upon a frozen Security immediately or no later than five (5) minutes from the time of freezing. b.
The Philippine Stock Exchange, Inc.\n\n (Filipino: Pamilihang Sapi ng Pilipinas; PSE: PSE) is the national stock exchange of the Philippines. The exchange was created in 1992 from the merger of the Manila Stock Exchange and the Makati Stock Exchange.