📈MIAX Pearl Market Data Fee Schedule Amendments Overview
The Securities and Exchange Commission published a notice for MIAX Pearl's proposed rule change to amend its market data fee schedule. The changes include new fee categories such as user and non-display usage fees for proprietary market data feeds, impacting subscription and operational costs for traders and firms relying on this data.
Learn More💰Cboe BYX Exchange Updates Fee Schedule for Dedicated Cores
The Cboe BYX Exchange has proposed changes to its fee schedule, introducing monthly fees for Dedicated Cores to enhance trading performance. Users can initially access two Dedicated Cores at no cost, with tiered fees for additional cores based on usage. The proposal aims to manage resources while providing users with options for improving latency and trading efficiency.
Learn More📈NYSE Rule Change
The NYSE has proposed a rule change to ensure that listed companies below compliance standards must pay all outstanding fees before their compliance plans will be reviewed. This amendment aims to streamline the delisting process and improve financial accountability, potentially affecting liquidity and operational costs for businesses facing compliance issues.
Learn More💰NYSE National Proposes Fee Change for Retail Price Improvement Strategy
NYSE National has filed a proposed rule change to amend its fee schedule, introducing a zero-fee structure for orders routed under the Retail Price Improvement Seeking strategy. This aims to enhance access to liquidity for retail orders by providing competitive pricing options, encouraging participation in the exchange's retail liquidity program.
Learn More💰Cboe EDGX Proposes Fee Increase for 10 Gb Physical Ports
The Cboe EDGX Exchange has filed a proposed rule change with the SEC to increase the monthly fee for 10 Gb physical ports from $7,500 to $8,500. This adjustment follows a prolonged period of static fees and aims to ensure continued investment in technology and services, while remaining competitive relative to other exchanges. This change is currently open for public comment.
Learn More💸Cboe Introduces Excessive Mass Cancel and Purge Fee for Market Makers
The Cboe Exchange proposes a new fee structure targeting excessive mass cancellation and purge activity among Market Makers trading SPXW options. This initiative aims to promote efficient use of exchange resources, deter disruptive trading behaviors, and ensure fair access to market systems. The planned fees are tiered based on activity levels, reflecting the goal of reducing strain on system capacity.
Learn More💰MIAX Emerald Proposes New Fees for Testing Systems Access
MIAX Emerald, LLC is proposing a rule change to implement a $1,000 monthly fee for market participants accessing its testing systems environment through a dedicated cross connection. This environment allows users to test upcoming software releases and firm-developed software, emulating the live trading conditions. Access via VPN remains free for all users, providing a choice based on individual needs.
Learn More💻New Monthly Fee for Accessing MIAX Pearl Testing Systems
MIAX Pearl LLC has proposed a rule change to amend their fee schedule for accessing their testing systems environment. A new fee of $1,000 per month will apply for dedicated cross connections, while VPN access remains free. This change aims to enhance the testing experience for Members and non-Members, ensuring optimal system performance before live trading.
Learn More🍄Proposed Rescind of National Organic Program for Mushrooms & Pet Food
AMS is proposing to rescind the rule and regulations issued on December 23, 2024, titled, "National Organic Program; Market Development for Mushrooms and Pet Food."
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.
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