📈Nasdaq GEMX Options Regulatory Fee Changes Effective January 2026
Nasdaq GEMX proposes to amend its Options Regulatory Fee (ORF) methodology, with changes effective January 2, 2026. The modifications include adjustments on customer options transactions and new fees reflecting the operational costs of regulatory oversight. The updated fee structure aims to ensure equitable allocation of regulatory costs among market participants.
Learn More📉Nasdaq MRX Proposes Decrease in Options Regulatory Fee Effective 2026
The Nasdaq MRX has filed a notice to decrease the Options Regulatory Fee, reducing it from $0.0139 to $0.0116 per contract side, effective January 2, 2026. This proposal follows a review of the Exchange's regulatory costs and fees and aims to align the ORF with expected regulatory expenses, benefiting market participants.
Learn More💼Nasdaq ISE Proposes Options Regulatory Fee Increase by 2026
Nasdaq ISE has filed a proposal aimed at amending its Options Regulatory Fee methodology, set to impact fee structure significantly from January 2, 2026. This change will only assess fees for options transactions cleared in the Customer range, resulting in an increase from $0.0013 to $0.0092 per contract side. The new rule aims to align regulatory costs with trading activities.
Learn More📈Nasdaq BX Proposes New Options Regulatory Fee Structure
Nasdaq BX has filed a proposed rule change to modify the Options Regulatory Fee (ORF) methodology, focusing on transactions executed and cleared within its exchange. This change, effective January 2, 2026, aims to align regulatory costs with the financial activities of market participants while continuing to monitor revenue generation from the ORF to ensure it does not exceed regulatory costs.
Learn More💰Analysis of NYSE American Options Regulatory Fee Decrease
The NYSE American LLC proposes a temporary reduction in the Options Regulatory Fee (ORF) to address increased trading volumes and regulatory costs. This change aims to align ORF collections with operational expenses while ensuring compliance with SEC standards, with an automatic reversion planned for December 31, 2025.
Learn More💵Nasdaq GEMX Proposes Reduction of Options Regulatory Fee to $0.0009
Nasdaq GEMX proposes to reduce its Options Regulatory Fee from $0.0012 to $0.0009 per contract side, effective August 1, 2025, to align revenue with regulatory costs and ensure compliance with the Securities Exchange Act. This decision aims to alleviate financial burdens on market participants while maintaining adequate funding for regulatory oversight.
Learn More💰Nasdaq PHLX Proposes Reduction in Options Regulatory Fee
The Securities and Exchange Commission published a notice regarding Nasdaq PHLX LLC's proposal to lower its Options Regulatory Fee from $0.0034 to $0.0024 per contract. This change, effective August 1, 2025, aims to align regulatory revenue with operational costs while ensuring equitable allocation among member organizations. The proposal seeks to enhance compliance and reduce transaction costs for participants in options trading.
Learn More📉Nasdaq Proposes Reduction in Options Regulatory Fees
The Nasdaq Stock Market LLC announced a proposed rule change to lower the Options Regulatory Fee (ORF) from $0.0014 to $0.0005 per contract side, effective August 1, 2025. This decision aims to align regulatory revenue with the Exchange's estimated Options Regulatory Costs, ensuring fair charges for Participants and maintaining compliance standards.
Learn More📡FCC Proposes Changes to Regulatory Fees for Fiscal Year 2025
In this document, the Federal Communications Commission (Commission) seeks comment on revising the fee schedule of FY 2025 regulatory fees and on several additional regulatory fee issues, as described in the text below.
Learn More💰Nasdaq MRX Proposes Changes to Options Regulatory Fee Structure
Nasdaq MRX plans to amend its Options Regulatory Fee structure to enhance revenue collection from member firms for options transactions. Effective January 2, 2026, the ORF will increase, affecting transaction costs for various market participants, with an intent to better align regulatory fees with actual regulatory costs incurred by the exchange.
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