💼NYSE Texas Proposes New Fee Schedule for Lead Market Makers
The NYSE Texas proposes changes to its Fee Schedule to introduce transaction fees, credits, and performance-based financial incentives for Lead Market Makers. This initiative aims to enhance market quality and attract participants amidst a competitive trading environment, encouraging higher liquidity and stability in the exchange.
Learn More💲NYSE Proposes Waiver of Gross FOCUS Fee for Member Organizations
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has filed a proposed rule change to waive the Gross FOCUS fee from September 2, 2025, through December 31, 2025. This measure aims to ensure that collected fees do not exceed regulatory costs, providing temporary relief for member organizations while maintaining adequate funding for regulatory activities.
Learn More⏱️NYSE Texas Proposes Rule Change on Timestamp Granularity Compliance
The NYSE Texas proposes amendments to its Compliance Rule 6.6800 Series to align with the SEC's 2025 Timestamp Granularity Exemption. This change extends the timeframe for compliance related to timestamp reporting from April 2025 to April 2030, affecting how industry members report data to the Consolidated Audit Trail. The proposal highlights the importance of maintaining exact timestamp granularity in the financial reporting process.
Learn More📊SEC Proposed Rule Change for Closed-End Funds and Shareholder Meetings
The SEC is evaluating a proposed rule change from the NYSE to exempt newly-listed closed-end funds from the requirement to hold annual shareholder meetings, stirring discussions on corporate governance and shareholder rights. The proposal reflects significant regulatory considerations about investor protections and the accountability of fund managers.
Learn More⏳SEC Publishes NYSE Rule Change on Timestamp Granularity Exemption
The SEC has published a notice concerning a proposed rule change by NYSE National, aiming to amend Rule 6.6800 Series to align with the 2025 Timestamp Granularity Exemption. The amendment extends the exemption period, ensuring compliance for industry members with precise timestamp reporting to the Central Repository, facilitating regulatory oversight of market data.
Learn More📈SEC Grants Exemption to NYSE Texas for Rule Changes
The SEC has granted NYSE Texas an exemption from certain rule filing requirements under the Exchange Act, allowing it to incorporate rules from NYSE Arca by reference. This move is aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and maintaining consistency between the exchanges' rules without duplicative filings.
Learn More📈NYSE Proposed Rule Change Extends Timestamp Granularity Exemption
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has filed a proposed rule change to amend its compliance rule on timestamp granularity, extending an already established exemption until April 8, 2030. This update aims to ensure consistent reporting standards for the Consolidated Audit Trail, facilitating compliance by Industry Members using fine-tuned timestamp data.
Learn More🪙SEC Reviews NYSE Arca's Listing Proposal for Copper Trust Units
The SEC is considering the proposal from NYSE Arca to list and trade units of the Sprott Physical Copper Trust. This includes details on the management structure, investment objectives, and compliance requirements. The proposal is subject to public comment and further analysis to ensure investor protection and compliance with securities regulations.
Learn More📈NYSE Proposes Changes to Rule 7.35-E for Auction Imbalance Information
The NYSE Arca proposes changes to Rule 7.35-E to amend the calculation of Auction Imbalance Information. The changes aim to improve transparency by using the Auction Reference Price instead of the Indicative Match Price, enhancing trading dynamics and potentially benefiting market participants by providing more accurate market data and improving auction quality.
Learn More📈New Rule Allows Generic Listing of Class ETF Shares on NYSE Arca
The Securities and Exchange Commission has announced a proposed rule change allowing NYSE Arca to list and trade Class Exchange-Traded Fund Shares. This change facilitates the trading of various ETF classes under flexible regulatory standards, aimed at enhancing market efficiency and investor options. The proposal invites public comments and is part of a broader effort to streamline ETF regulations.
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