💻NYSE Connectivity Fee Schedule Update
The NYSE proposes amendments to its Connectivity Fee Schedule, affecting third-party systems and data feeds. These changes include adding new partners and systems, while combining existing offerings. The amendments seek to provide more options for Users, reflecting market requests and promoting competitive practices in data access and connectivity.
Learn More📈NYSE Texas Proposes Rule Change for Connectivity Fee Schedule
The Securities and Exchange Commission has published a notice regarding NYSE Texas, Inc.'s proposed amendments to its Connectivity Fee Schedule. The changes aim to update third-party system access and data feed costs, providing additional options for users while maintaining fees for existing services. The amendments reflect evolving market demands and competitive considerations among users.
Learn More📈NYSE National Connectivity Fee Schedule Amendments Overview
The Securities and Exchange Commission announces the proposed rule change for NYSE National, which modifies the Connectivity Fee Schedule, allowing connections to various third-party systems and data feeds. These changes aim to enhance user options and clarify associated fees, fostering a more adaptable trading environment.
Learn More💸NYSE Texas Proposes Updates to Connectivity Fee Schedule
The Securities and Exchange Commission is considering a proposed rule change by NYSE Texas, which updates its connectivity fee schedule to third-party systems and data feeds. The amendments aim to enhance user options and clarity on fees, reflecting a shift in market dynamics and competitiveness among services.
Learn More🔗NYSE National Connectivity Fee Schedule Amendment
The SEC published a notice regarding NYSE National's proposed rule change to amend its Connectivity Fee Schedule. The change aims to incorporate virtual control circuit services for connections to trading floors, enhancing market access for users and detailing the fee structure involved.
Learn More📈NYSE Arca Proposes Rule Change on Virtual Connectivity Services
The NYSE Arca has filed a proposed rule change to amend its connectivity fee schedule, introducing Virtual Control Circuit services that connect to trading floors. This proposal aims to enhance competition among circuit providers and offer users expanded options for trading data transmission, with an equal application to all market participants.
Learn More💻NYSE American Proposes Changes to Connectivity Fee Schedule
The NYSE American has filed with the SEC to amend its Connectivity Fee Schedule, proposing TF Connections to the trading floors. This includes virtual control circuits and virtual routing services, enabling users to connect easily with exchange platforms while ensuring compliance with existing regulations. The fee structure remains unchanged, offering businesses various connectivity options.
Learn More📈NYSE Proposes Changes to Connectivity Fee Schedule for Trading Floors
The NYSE proposed a rule change to amend its Virtual Control Circuit service to include new connectivity options for trading floors. This change aims to enhance trading data transmission capabilities while maintaining existing fee structures, ensuring equal access to market participants. The proposal emphasizes non-discriminatory practices and regulatory compliance for seamless service integration.
Learn More💰Cboe EDGX Increases Monthly Fees for 10 Gb Physical Ports
The Cboe EDGX Exchange has announced a proposal to increase the monthly fee for 10 Gb physical ports from $7,500 to $8,500. This change aims to support technological advancements and maintain service quality while aligning with industry standards. The proposed increase follows a period without adjustments since 2018 and is anticipated to affect market participants significantly.
Learn More💵Cboe C2 Exchange Proposes Fee Increase for 10 Gb Physical Ports
The Cboe C2 Exchange has filed a proposed rule change to increase the monthly fee for 10 Gb physical ports from $7,500 to $8,500. This adjustment aims to support enhanced market technology and connectivity services, citing inflation and the need for continued improvements in performance and capacity as justifications for the increase.
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