💻NYSE American Proposes Changes to Connectivity Fee Schedule
The NYSE American has filed with the SEC to amend its Connectivity Fee Schedule, proposing TF Connections to the trading floors. This includes virtual control circuits and virtual routing services, enabling users to connect easily with exchange platforms while ensuring compliance with existing regulations. The fee structure remains unchanged, offering businesses various connectivity options.
Learn More💼LCH SA Proposes New Collateral Concentration Limits for Clearing Members
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced LCH SA's proposed rule change to amend collateral concentration limits for supranational and European agency securities. The revision aims to provide more flexibility for clearing members in meeting initial margin requirements, allowing for individual limits per issuer while maintaining risk management standards.
Learn More📈NSCC Proposed Changes to Intraday Margin Collection Rules
The SEC has published a notice regarding a proposed rule change by the NSCC aimed at enhancing the collection of intraday margin. The amendments seek to establish new requirements for monitoring intraday exposures and revising margin call processes, improving transparency and compliance measures under existing clearing agency standards.
Learn More📈SEC Proposal for Listing Shares of Canary SUI ETF
The Securities and Exchange Commission is considering a proposed rule change for the Cboe BZX Exchange to list and trade shares of the Canary SUI ETF. The proposal outlines the structure, governance, and operational details of the ETF, which will hold the SUI cryptocurrency, enhancing market accessibility for investors and reinforcing regulatory compliance in digital assets.
Learn More🏦SEC Notice on Exemption Application for Connetic Venture Fund
The SEC has issued a notice regarding Connetic Venture Capital Access Fund's application for exemptions under the Investment Company Act. The applicants seek permission to issue multiple classes of shares, apply early withdrawal charges, and implement asset-based fees. Interested parties may request a hearing on the application by contacting the SEC.
Learn More💼NYSE Proposes New Rule for Principal Underwriters in IPOs
The Securities and Exchange Commission notices a proposed rule change by the New York Stock Exchange, introducing new requirements for principal underwriters involved in initial listings. This includes establishing a category of Limited Underwriting Members, impacting how businesses engage in underwriting for public offerings.
Learn More💳MIAX Sapphire Updates Alternative Payment Rules for Members
The Securities and Exchange Commission has published a notice from MIAX Sapphire proposing changes to Exchange Rule 208, enabling members to provide alternative payment instructions for fee collections, subject to exchange approval. This aims to ease operational burdens related to payment processes with the Clearing Corporation.
Learn More💳MIAX Emerald Proposes Alternative Payment Instructions for Members
MIAX Emerald, LLC filed a proposed rule change to amend its billing system, allowing members to provide alternative payment instructions for fee collections. This change aims to ease operational burdens by enabling direct debits outside of the current Clearing Member requirements. The proposal seeks to provide flexibility while ensuring prompt fee collection for the Exchange.
Learn More📈ICE Clear Credit's Proposed Rule Change on CDS Reference Obligations
ICE Clear Credit LLC has proposed changes to its rules regarding Contract Reference Obligations for Credit Default Swap contracts. This change aims to enhance clarity and transparency in the selection process, ensuring timely and accurate market representations while incorporating public consultations to address any potential objections.
Learn More💰Proposed Changes to Capital Plan Rule and Stress Capital Buffer
The Board is inviting public comment on a notice of proposed rulemaking (the proposal) that would amend the calculation of the Board's stress capital buffer requirement applicable to certain large bank holding companies, savings and loan holding companies, U.S. intermediate holding companies of foreign banking organizations, and nonbank financial companies supervised by the Board to reduce the volatility of the stress capital buffer requirement. The proposal would use the average of the maximum common equity tier 1 capital declines projected in each of the Board's prior two annual supervisory stress tests to inform a firm's stress capital buffer requirement. The proposal would also extend the annual effective date of the stress capital buffer requirement by one quarter, to January 1, to provide additional time for firms to comply with the requirement. In addition, the proposal would make changes to the FR Y-14A/Q/M reports to collect additional net income data that would improve the accuracy of the stress capital buffer requirement calculation, as well as remove data items that are no longer needed to conduct the supervisory stress test. The changes in the proposal are not designed to materially affect overall capital requirements and would decrease regulatory reporting burden.
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