Quotiëntruimte
Quotiëntruimte, also known as quote space, is a Dutch financial concept that refers to the available space for centrally managed quotations of securities in the Dutch stock exchange. The quote space is limited, and it determines the maximum number of quotes that a participant can centrally manage in the Dutch stock exchange.
The quote space was introduced in 1987 as a means of preventing large market participants from abusing
However, some market participants criticized the introduction of quote space, arguing that it limited liquidity in
The quote space is managed by the Dutch Central Depository (KLPD), which assigns a certain number of
Regulations regarding the quote space are stipulated in the Dutch Financial Supervision Act and the Financial