Notice 23 Jul 2025 financial regulation, fee schedule, securities trading, market competition, cboe edgx, trading volume

📈Cboe EDGX Proposes Changes to Fee Schedule for Trading Volume

The Cboe EDGX Exchange has filed a proposed rule change to amend its fee schedule, particularly focusing on trading volume tiers. This initiative aims to enhance competitiveness by adjusting criteria linked to trading activity while excluding subdollar volumes, potentially benefiting market participants through increased rebates and improved trading conditions.

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Notice 27 May 2025 fee structure, options regulation, miax sapphire, exchange rates, compliance, securities trading

💰MIAX Sapphire Proposes Extension of Options Regulatory Fee Sunset Date

MIAX Sapphire seeks to extend the sunset date of its Options Regulatory Fee to December 31, 2025, allowing for continued funding of vital regulatory programs. This proposal aims to ensure competitiveness against other exchanges and provide time for discussions on alternative regulatory fee models among industry participants. The current fee remains at $0.0013 per contract side.

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Notice 27 May 2025 fee structure, market participants, cboe edga, dedicated cores, securities trading

💸Cboe EDGA Proposes New Fee Structure for Dedicated Cores

The Cboe EDGA Exchange has filed a proposed rule change to amend its fee schedule for Dedicated Cores, offering up to two cores at no cost. Additional cores will incur progressive fees; the changes aim to improve resource allocation and meet increasing user demands for dedicated processing power.

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Notice 18 Feb 2025 sec, regulatory changes, nyse arca, securities trading, investor protection, trading hours

📈NYSE Arca Seeks Extended Trading Hours

NYSE Arca has filed amendments to extend trading hours, proposing new trading rules that increase access for investors by allowing trading from 1

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Notice 14 Feb 2025 securities trading, consumer privacy, regulatory compliance, cat nms plan, sec

🔒SEC Grants Exemptive Relief for Customer Data Reporting Requirements

The SEC has issued an order granting exemptive relief from certain reporting requirements under the CAT NMS Plan, specifically for names, addresses, and years of birth associated with transformed SSNs or ITINs. This decision aims to balance regulatory objectives with privacy concerns, enhancing data protection while retaining essential regulatory tools.

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Regulatory Compliance, Financial Implications 14 Jan 2025 price list, nyse, sec, securities trading, market regulations