NYSE to Curtail Order Types Amid Debate Over Their Fairness

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The New York Stock Exchange wants to pare back the types of orders customers can place, potentially quieting critics who say their proliferation gives high-frequency traders an unfair edge.

NYSE staff have identified more than a dozen to abolish, pending regulatory approval, IntercontinentalExchange Group Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Sprecher said today. Shares of Atlanta-based ICE, which bought NYSE last year, fell the most since 2011 today after the company released quarterly results.