💰LTSE's Liquidity Incentive Program
The LTSE has proposed a Liquidity Incentive Program aimed at enhancing market quality and liquidity through new incentives for market participants. The program proposes to amend the fee schedule and reward members for quoting at the national best bid and offer. By strategically encouraging liquidity in both LIP Enhanced and LIP Standard Securities, it aims to improve trading conditions across the exchange.
Learn More📈LTSE Proposes Changes to Fee Schedule Affecting Trading Costs
The Long-Term Stock Exchange has filed a proposed rule change to amend its fee schedule, lowering rebates for adding displayed liquidity and take fees for removing non-displayed liquidity. This aims to enhance market interaction and improve overall execution options for members while maintaining competitiveness in a fragmented market.
Learn More📈LTSE Proposed Rule Change
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has published a notice regarding a proposed rule change by the Long-Term Stock Exchange (LTSE) to amend its fee schedule by introducing connectivity fees for market participants. These fees cover connections to Primary, Disaster Recovery, and Test Environment facilities, reflecting the costs associated with providing connectivity services essential for trading operations.
Learn More📈LTSE Proposes New Market Data Fees Effective May 2025
The Long-Term Stock Exchange (LTSE) has filed a proposed rule change to implement new market data fees for its proprietary feeds, Depth of Book and Top of Book. The changes aim for transparency and equitable cost recovery, addressing operational expenses amidst a competitive trading environment. Comments on the proposal are invited from interested market participants.
Learn More📊Proposed Amendment to LTSE Fee Schedule Impacting Transactions
The SEC notices a proposed rule change from the Long-Term Stock Exchange (LTSE) to amend its fee schedule, particularly modifying transaction rebates for certain securities. This change is set for immediate effectiveness with implications for transaction costs on the exchange. Interested parties are invited to comment on the proposal.
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