📈Nasdaq Proposes Changes to Initial Listing Liquidity Requirements
The Securities and Exchange Commission published a notice regarding Nasdaq's proposed changes to modify initial listing liquidity requirements. These changes aim to require companies to satisfy Market Value of Unrestricted Publicly Held Shares based solely on the proceeds from their offerings, impacting initial public offerings and uplisting processes. The Commission is extending the review period for these changes, allowing time for consideration of the proposed rule.
Learn More⚖️Nasdaq Expands Authority on Disciplinary Proceedings
The Securities and Exchange Commission has approved Nasdaq's proposal to assume greater operational responsibility for litigating contested disciplinary proceedings. This rule change allows Nasdaq to directly manage investigations and enforcement actions arising from its own initiatives, streamlining the regulatory process while maintaining procedural protections for its members.
Learn More📈SEC Proposes Rule Change for Options Trading on iShares Ethereum Trust
The SEC announced a longer period for action regarding a proposed rule change by Nasdaq ISE to list and trade options on the iShares Ethereum Trust. This move follows the receipt of comment letters and is part of ongoing regulatory evaluation, highlighting the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency in financial markets.
Learn More📈Delay in Nasdaq Options Regulatory Fee Implementation Noticed
The Securities and Exchange Commission has issued a notice regarding Nasdaq's proposed rule change to delay the implementation of the new Options Regulatory Fee and revert to previous fee rates, impacting options traders and the broader financial market ecosystem through 2025.
Learn More💰Nasdaq Proposes In-Kind Transfers for iShares Bitcoin Trust
The SEC is considering a proposed rule change by Nasdaq to allow in-kind transfers of bitcoin for the iShares Bitcoin Trust, enhancing trading efficiency and flexibility in transactions. This amendment responds to the growing interest in crypto investments, enabling a streamlined process for Authorized Participants amid increasing market activity.
Learn More💰Nasdaq BX Proposes Rule Change on Options Trading Rebates
The Securities and Exchange Commission published a notice regarding a proposed rule change by Nasdaq BX, Inc. to amend its pricing schedule for options. This change focuses on modifying rebates for contracts generating order exposure alerts, with the aim to enhance trading dynamics and economic activities within the exchange. Interested stakeholders are invited to submit comments regarding the proposal.
Learn More📉Nasdaq ISE Delays Options Regulatory Fee Implementation
Nasdaq ISE, LLC has proposed to delay the implementation of a new Options Regulatory Fee and its methodology until June 1, 2025. This notice, filed with the SEC, is aimed at soliciting comments from interested parties regarding the change. The initial proposal highlighted in this notice was intended to establish a new regulatory fee framework for options trading.
Learn More📈Nasdaq Approves New Rule for Halt Auction Processes
The Nasdaq Stock Market is implementing new regulations to enhance trading halt processes, establishing price protections and modifying auction procedures. These changes aim to ensure that securities are appropriately priced during trading halts, improve price discovery, and maintain market integrity through enhanced mechanisms consistent with current practices for LULD and MWCB halts.
Learn More⏳Nasdaq MRX Delays New Options Regulatory Fee Implementation
The Securities and Exchange Commission announces a proposed rule change by Nasdaq MRX to delay the implementation of the new Options Regulatory Fee and its associated methodology, shifting the effective date to June 1, 2025, and introducing a sunset clause. The move aims to refine the fee structure before enforcement.
Learn More📈Nasdaq PHLX Proposes New OTTO Protocol for Options Trading
The SEC has published a notice regarding Nasdaq PHLX LLC's filing for a new trading protocol called "Ouch to Trade Options" (OTTO). The proposal aims to amend existing options rules, including order types and member fees. Stakeholders are invited to comment on this significant regulatory change, which is designed for immediate effectiveness, enhancing trading operations within the options market.
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