| ID |
Name |
Abbr |
Presence |
Description |
| 38 | OrderQty | Qty |
optional |
SYNOPSIS:
Quantity ordered. This represents the number of shares for equities or par, face or nominal value for FI instruments.
(Prior to FIX 4.2 this field was of type int)
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| 152 | CashOrderQty | Cash |
optional |
SYNOPSIS:
Specifies the approximate order quantity desired in total monetary units vs. as tradeable units (e.g. number of shares). The broker or fund manager (for CIV orders) would be responsible for converting and calculating a tradeable unit (e.g. share) quantity (OrderQty (38)) based upon this amount to be used for the actual order and subsequent messages.
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| 516 | OrderPercent | Pct |
optional |
SYNOPSIS:
For CIV specifies the approximate order quantity desired. For a CIV Sale it specifies percentage of investor's total holding to be sold. For a CIV switch/exchange it specifies percentage of investor's cash realised from sales to be re-invested. The executing broker, intermediary or fund manager is responsible for converting and calculating OrderQty (38) in shares/units for subsequent messages.
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| 468 | RoundingDirection | RndDir |
optional |
SYNOPSIS:
Specifies which direction to round For CIV - indicates whether or not the quantity of shares/units is to be rounded and in which direction where CashOrdQty (152) or (for CIV only) OrderPercent (516) are specified on an order.
The default is for rounding to be at the discretion of the executing broker or fund manager.
e.g. for an order specifying CashOrdQty or OrderPercent if the calculated number of shares/units was 325.76 and RoundingModulus (469) was 0 - "round down" would give 320 units, 1 - "round up" would give 330 units and "round to nearest" would give 320 units.
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| 469 | RoundingModulus | RndMod |
optional |
SYNOPSIS:
For CIV - a float value indicating the value to which rounding is required.
i.e. 0 means round to a multiple of 0 units/shares; 0.5 means round to a multiple of 0.5 units/shares.
The default, if RoundingDirection (468) is specified without RoundingModulus, is to round to a whole unit/share.
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