💻Nasdaq ISE Introduces FPGA Technology for Enhanced Market Data
Nasdaq ISE proposes to introduce FPGA technology as an optional delivery method for its Depth of Market Data Feed. This development aims to enhance data processing capabilities for users, promising more predictable data delivery during peak trading times, responding to customer demand in the marketplace. The change will become effective soon, pending approval.
Learn More📊Cboe Offers Academic Discounts on Historical Short Volume Reports
The Cboe EDGX Exchange has proposed a rule change to offer discounts on historical Short Volume Reports for qualifying academic purchasers, enhancing access to market data for research and educational purposes. The initiative aims to support academic study of market trends while competing with similar offerings from other exchanges.
Learn More📊Cboe BZX Exchange Offers Academic Discounts on Market Data Reports
The Cboe BZX Exchange proposes a rule change to its Fee Schedule, providing discounts for qualifying academic institutions purchasing historical U.S. Equity Short Volume and Trades Reports. This initiative aims to enhance academic research and promote the study of equity markets, recognizing the value of academic contributions to market understanding.
Learn More📈Proposed U.S. Equity Short Volume & Trades Report by MIAX Pearl
The MIAX PEARL, LLC proposes a new data product named the U.S. Equity Short Volume & Trades Report, which aims to provide crucial reports on short sale transactions. This initiative is designed to enhance market transparency and offer valuable insights for traders and researchers, aligning with existing products from other exchanges.
Learn More📉Nasdaq PHLX Proposes Elimination of Market Data Revenue Rebate Program
Nasdaq PHLX has proposed to eliminate the Market Data Revenue Rebate program, which incentivized participants to increase quoting activity but has seen limited use. The change reflects the exchange's evolving needs amidst a competitive trading environment and aims to streamline operations by reallocating resources more effectively.
Learn More📈NYSE Chicago's Proposed Rule Change on Connectivity Fees
The NYSE Chicago has filed a proposed rule change to amend its Connectivity Fee Schedule, updating the list of third-party systems and data feeds available for users. The changes seek to enhance clarity without altering existing fees, allowing businesses continued access to critical market resources effectively.
Learn More📊LTSE Proposed Market Data Fees
The Long-Term Stock Exchange, Inc. proposes a rule change to establish market data fees for its proprietary feeds, including Depth of Book and Top of Book. The new fee structure aims to equitably allocate costs among market participants without imposing undue burdens while ensuring transparency and competitiveness within the exchange industry.
Learn More📊MIAX Fee Schedule Changes Proposal and Business Impact
The Miami International Securities Exchange, LLC proposed a rule change to amend its Fee Schedule, introducing new fee categories for its proprietary market data feeds, including the Top of Market and MIAX Order Feed. This change aims for immediate effectiveness and invites public comments, allowing stakeholders to engage in the regulatory process.
Learn More📈MIAX Sapphire Proposes New Fee Categories for Market Data Feeds
MIAX Sapphire, LLC has filed a proposed rule change with the SEC to amend the fee schedule by introducing new fee categories for proprietary market data feeds, including MIAX Sapphire Top of Market and MIAX Sapphire Liquidity Feed, which are designed to enhance trading functionality. The proposal is open for public comment.
Learn More📊Proposed Market Data Fees by Long-Term Stock Exchange
The Securities and Exchange Commission has published a notice regarding a proposed rule change by the Long-Term Stock Exchange, Inc., focusing on establishing new market data fees. This includes fees for proprietary data feeds such as Depth of Book and Top of Book, with the aim of amending the existing fee schedule effective February 14, 2025. The SEC is inviting public comments on this proposal.
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