💰Nasdaq BX Proposes Rule Change on Options Trading Rebates
The Securities and Exchange Commission published a notice regarding a proposed rule change by Nasdaq BX, Inc. to amend its pricing schedule for options. This change focuses on modifying rebates for contracts generating order exposure alerts, with the aim to enhance trading dynamics and economic activities within the exchange. Interested stakeholders are invited to submit comments regarding the proposal.
Learn More📈Margin Add-On Charge Proposed by Options Clearing Corporation
The Securities and Exchange Commission issued a notice regarding a proposed rule change by the Options Clearing Corporation to establish a margin add-on charge. This measure aims to mitigate risks associated with intraday and overnight trading, particularly focusing on the trading of short-dated options. The proposal includes various amendments addressing industry feedback and regulatory standards.
Learn More💰Regulation Update
The SEC has published a notice regarding a proposed rule change by the Investors Exchange LLC to amend its fee schedule by introducing a new rebate tier and revising fees for transactions priced above $1.00. The proposal aims for immediate effectiveness, and the Commission invites public comments.
Learn More📈Nasdaq Approves New Rule for Halt Auction Processes
The Nasdaq Stock Market is implementing new regulations to enhance trading halt processes, establishing price protections and modifying auction procedures. These changes aim to ensure that securities are appropriately priced during trading halts, improve price discovery, and maintain market integrity through enhanced mechanisms consistent with current practices for LULD and MWCB halts.
Learn More⏳Nasdaq MRX Delays New Options Regulatory Fee Implementation
The Securities and Exchange Commission announces a proposed rule change by Nasdaq MRX to delay the implementation of the new Options Regulatory Fee and its associated methodology, shifting the effective date to June 1, 2025, and introducing a sunset clause. The move aims to refine the fee structure before enforcement.
Learn More📈Nasdaq PHLX Proposes New OTTO Protocol for Options Trading
The SEC has published a notice regarding Nasdaq PHLX LLC's filing for a new trading protocol called "Ouch to Trade Options" (OTTO). The proposal aims to amend existing options rules, including order types and member fees. Stakeholders are invited to comment on this significant regulatory change, which is designed for immediate effectiveness, enhancing trading operations within the options market.
Learn More💰Cboe BZX Exchange Proposes Rule Change to Fee Schedule
The Securities and Exchange Commission has published a notice regarding Cboe BZX Exchange's proposed rule change, which includes amendments to its fee schedule for Dedicated Cores. This change aims for immediate effectiveness, and the exchange seeks comments on the proposal from interested persons, furthering regulatory compliance in the trading sector.
Learn More📈Nasdaq BX Proposes Amendment to Options Trading Rules
Nasdaq BX, Inc. has filed a proposed rule change regarding options trading, focusing on amendments to the treatment of responses in the Price Improvement Auction (PRISM) and clarifications on risk protection measures. The proposal is designated for immediate effectiveness, inviting public comments and compliance considerations from stakeholders.
Learn More📈Notice of Withdrawal of Proposed Options Regulatory Fee Waiver
The SEC issued a notice regarding the withdrawal of a proposed rule change by NYSE American, LLC, which aimed to waive the Options Regulatory Fee for December 2024. The proposal was temporarily suspended for review but ultimately was withdrawn shortly after its introduction. This development is crucial for stakeholders in the securities trading sector, impacting operational costs and regulatory compliance.
Learn More📊Withdrawal of Proposed Rule Change on Shareholder Meetings
The Securities and Exchange Commission formally acknowledged the withdrawal of a proposed rule change by Cboe BZX Exchange, which sought to exempt closed-end management investment companies from annual shareholder meeting requirements. This action underscores the complexities of regulatory compliance for investment companies under the Investment Company Act of 1940.
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