Imported from previous forum
[ original email was from Jim Northey - jnorthey@lasalletech.com ]
At this time it is common practice in indicative markets to reject a Quote Request using zero price zero quantity quote with a reason.
For tradeable quoting models the quote is not the normal response to a quote request.
The use a quote to reject a quote request also requires contextual logic to determine what type of quote is received.
For these reasons, it seems more sensible to add a Quote Reject Request. This provides a consistent method for rejecting quote requests.
-From discussion between Jim Northey and Peter White
This has been addressed for the final release of FIX 4.3 (post-Draft #3). Thank you.
Quote-related adjustments post-Draft #3 to correct documentation errors/consistency issues: [PC20010822_4]
- Added Quote Request Reject message.
- Added new MsgType value (“AG”) for Quote Request Reject message.
- Added new field QuoteRequestRejectReason (tag 658).
- Added Text, EncodedText, and EncodedTextLen fields to Quote and QuoteRequest messages.
> At this time it is common practice in indicative markets to reject a Quote Request using zero price zero quantity quote with a reason.
>
> For tradeable quoting models the quote is not the normal response to a quote request.
>
> The use a quote to reject a quote request also requires contextual logic to determine what type of quote is received.
>
> For these reasons, it seems more sensible to add a Quote Reject Request. This provides a consistent method for rejecting quote requests.
>
> -From discussion between Jim Northey and Peter White
>