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FIX MESSAGE 35=AH

RFQRequest

MsgType (35) = AHQuotationNegotiationAdded FIX.4.3

Definition

In tradeable and restricted tradeable quoting markets – Quote Requests are issued by counterparties interested in ascertaining the market for an instrument. Quote Requests are then distributed by the market to liquidity providers who make markets in the instrument. The RFQ Request is used by liquidity providers to indicate to the market for which instruments they are interested in receiving Quote Requests. It can be used to register interest in receiving quote requests for a single instrument or for multiple instruments

Message structure 3892 distinct fields

Source order, including nested components and groups. Group counts precede the repeated entries. “Required here” is relative to the enclosing component or group, not unconditional in the message. A dash means not marked required; conditional requirements remain in the source notes. This is a reference, not a counterparty-specific validator.

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  1. StandardHeaderComponentRequired

    MsgType = AH

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  2. 644 RFQReqIDStringRequired
  3. PartiesRepeating groupCount tag 453

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  4. RFQReqGrpRepeating groupCount tag 146Required

    Number of related symbols (instruments) in Request

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  5. Used to subscribe for Quote Requests that are sent into a market

  6. Used to indicate whether a private negotiation is requested or if the response should be public. Only relevant in markets supporting both Private and Public quotes. If field is not provided in message, the model used must be bilaterally agreed.

  7. StandardTrailerComponentRequired

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