(34)To limit the number of buy-ins and to preserve the liquidity of the market for the relevant financial instruments, the failing clearing member, the failing trading venue member or the failing trading party, as applicable, should be allowed to deliver financial instruments to the CCP, the receiving trading venue members or the receiving trading parties through their participants up to the moment that they are informed that the buy-in agent has been appointed or that an auction has been launched. From that point in time, those parties should only be able to take part in the auction of the financial instruments or to deliver them to the buy-in agent, subject to his prior approval, so as to avoid that the receiving clearing member, the receiving trading venue member or the receiving trading party receives the financial instruments twice. Parties involved in the buy-in process could also limit the number of buy-ins by coordinating their actions amongst themselves, and informing the CSD thereof, where a transaction is part of a chain of transactions and may result in different settlement instructions.