📈SEC Extends Review Period for VanEck Avalanche ETF Proposal
The Securities and Exchange Commission has extended the review period for a proposed rule change regarding the listing and trading of VanEck Avalanche ETF on the Nasdaq Stock Market. This decision allows additional time to consider the implications of the proposal and any associated regulatory issues.
Learn More📈FINRA Proposes Amendments to CAB Rules for Capital Formation
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has published a notice regarding proposed changes to the FINRA Capital Acquisition Broker (CAB) Rules. These amendments aim to modernize regulatory frameworks related to capital formation, allowing CABs to act as intermediaries in secondary securities transactions and broadening the definition of institutional investors eligible for investment. The changes are designed to enhance efficiency while maintaining necessary investor protections.
Learn More📈Cboe Rule Change to Extend Trading Hours for Expiring Options
The SEC approved a rule change by Cboe Exchange to allow certain A.M.-settled index options to trade during Global Trading Hours leading to their expiration. This modification aims to enhance risk management for market participants, providing more trading opportunities right before settlement and aligning with global market dynamics.
Learn More📈SEC Review of Proposed Canary HBAR ETF Trading Rules
The Securities and Exchange Commission is reviewing Nasdaq's proposed rule to list and trade shares of the Canary HBAR ETF. This proposal aims to provide exposure to Hedera Network's native asset, HBAR. The SEC is inviting public comments to assess the legality and implications of the proposed trading changes.
Learn More📝SEC Notice Corrects Typographical Error in NYSE Texas Filing
The Securities and Exchange Commission published a document in the Federal Register on May 22, 2025, concerning a Notice of Filing and Immediate Effectiveness of Proposed Rule Change to Enhance the NYSE Texas Integrated Feed Market Data Product. The document contained a typographical error.
Learn More📊Proposed Changes to Rule 928NYP Enhancing Trading Risk Controls
The SEC has announced a proposed change to Rule 928NYP, allowing trading firms to implement "Gross Risk Credit Limits" as an optional pre-trade risk control. This proposal aims to enhance risk management practices and assist firms in better managing their financial exposures, thereby contributing to the overall stability of the trading market.
Learn More📊New SEC Regulations for Clearing Agencies on Securities Valuation
The SEC has approved partial amendments to rule changes concerning the Clearing Agency Securities Valuation Framework. This update mandates the use of substantive inputs alongside timely price data for risk management and margin calculations, enhancing operational stability and regulatory compliance in the clearing process.
Learn More📈NYSE Arca Proposes New Gross Risk Credit Limits for Firms
The NYSE Arca has filed a notice regarding proposed amendments to Rule 6.40P-O, introducing optional "Gross Risk Credit Limits" as pre-trade risk controls for Entering Firms. This change aims to enhance risk management and compliance measures, catering to market participants’ requests and aligning with existing risk frameworks at other exchanges.
Learn More⚖️Nasdaq Proposes Rule Change on Participant Risk Settings
The Securities and Exchange Commission published a notice regarding Nasdaq's proposed amendment to allow participants to allocate responsibility for risk settings to their clearing members. This change aims to enhance risk management, promote equitable trade practices, and bolster compliance with applicable regulations. Interested parties are invited to comment on the proposal.
Learn More📄Proposed Revisions to SEC Exchange Act Rules Affecting Businesses
The SEC seeks comments on proposed revisions to Exchange Act Rules 15Ba2-1, 15Bc3-1, and others, consolidating information collections for municipal securities dealers. The updates aim to improve efficiency and transparency in the registration process, including amendments to Forms MSD and MSDW. Public comments are invited on the implications of these changes.
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