📈NYSE National Proposes Change to Data Feed Regulation
NYSE National, Inc. filed a proposed rule change to amend Rule 7.37, identifying 24X National Exchange's data feed as its primary source for order handling and compliance. This change enhances transparency and compliance, aiming to improve market operations as 24X launches its services.
Learn More📈Proposed Rule Change for Commodity-Based Trust Shares by NYSE
The Securities and Exchange Commission has published a notice for NYSE Arca's proposed rule change to establish new generic listing standards for Commodity-Based Trust Shares. This rule aims to streamline the trading process, enhance market efficiency, and support investor protection by reducing costs and time associated with getting new securities to market. The proposed regulations outline criteria and definitions crucial for compliance within the trading landscape.
Learn More📈Rule Change Permits New Options Trading on Grayscale Bitcoin Trust
The Securities and Exchange Commission approved a proposed rule change from NYSE Arca to amend trading limits on options related to the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC). The revision allows for flexible exchange options, enhancing market participation and liquidity while maintaining robust regulatory oversight. The change aims to facilitate better trading conditions within the evolving cryptocurrency market.
Learn More📈SEC Extends Review Period for Truth Social Bitcoin ETF Proposal
The SEC has announced a longer review period for NYSE Arca's proposed rule change to list and trade shares of the Truth Social Bitcoin ETF. This extension is intended to provide the Commission with adequate time to evaluate the implications and issues related to the proposed change, highlighting the significance of regulatory scrutiny in the cryptocurrency market.
Learn More📈NYSE Proposes Rule Change on Annual Shareholder Meeting Exemption
The New York Stock Exchange has proposed a rule change to exempt closed-end management investment companies from the requirement to hold annual shareholder meetings. This notice, published by the Securities and Exchange Commission, allows for an extended review period for the Commission to consider the implications of this proposal thoroughly.
Learn More💰NYSE American Proposes Changes to Options Fee Schedule
The SEC has published a notice regarding NYSE American LLC's proposed modification of its Options Fee Schedule. The changes aim to restructure the Manual Billable Rebate Program for better clarity and usability, while also eliminating obsolete pricing references, thereby enhancing the understanding of available rebates for market participants.
Learn More💼SEC Proposes Rule Changes on NYSE Connectivity Fee Structure
The Securities and Exchange Commission has extended the review period for proposed changes to connectivity fees by the NYSE and its affiliates. These changes aim to include fees for hardware procurement and managed services, requiring careful consideration from affected businesses regarding their operational and financial planning.
Learn More💰NYSE Texas Proposal
The NYSE Texas proposes a rule change to amend its Fee Schedule, harmonizing fees for order/quote entry ports and introducing charges for drop copy ports. The changes aim to simplify the fee structure for firms using these ports while promoting efficient use of resources. Comments on the proposed amendment are encouraged from the public.
Learn More💻NYSE Connectivity Fee Schedule Update
The NYSE proposes amendments to its Connectivity Fee Schedule, affecting third-party systems and data feeds. These changes include adding new partners and systems, while combining existing offerings. The amendments seek to provide more options for Users, reflecting market requests and promoting competitive practices in data access and connectivity.
Learn More💰New CAT Fee 2025-2 Impacting Industry Members Announced by NYSE
The NYSE has filed a proposed rule change to implement CAT Fee 2025-2, which establishes fees related to the costs of the Consolidated Audit Trail for the second half of 2025. This initiative aims to recover budgeted expenses associated with the operation and compliance of the CAT system, impacting industry members and transaction costs.
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