Straight from ASX
Crossings are a type of order where the buying and selling broker are the same.
Crossings are strictly regulated by the ASX Market Rules. The regulations are formulated to protect retail investors and ensure the integrity of the marketplace. Only brokers may cross.
The broker may be acting on behalf of buying and selling clients, or acting on behalf of a client on one side of the trade and as principal (i.e., trading for themselves) on the other. The Broker cannot act as principal on both sides of the trade.
There are two main categories of crossings, special crossings and on-SEATS crossings.
Special Crossings may take place off-SEATS at any time, including during Normal Trading.
There are a number of types of Special Crossings. Depending upon the type, the minimum consideration (total sale price) ranges between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000.
Special Crossings include large trades and large portfolios, and must be reported in SEATS.
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