📈SEC Encourages Compliance with New Round Lot Definition for Trading
MIAX Pearl LLC has filed a proposed rule change to amend Exchange Rule 2610, aligning the definition of "round lot" with updated standards from Regulation NMS. This change will be implemented on November 3, 2025, promoting clarity and compliance in trading practices across various securities.
Learn More📈IEX Rule Amendments and NYSE Chicago Name Change Notification
The Securities and Exchange Commission has published a notice regarding proposed amendments to the Investors Exchange LLC rules, including the addition of 24X National Exchange LLC as an away trading center and the renaming of NYSE Chicago to NYSE Texas. These changes aim to enhance operational compliance and market data transparency ahead of 24X's launch.
Learn More📈Nasdaq PHLX Flex Options Trading Rule Change Overview
The SEC has published a notice regarding Nasdaq PHLX's proposed rules governing electronic FLEX Options trading. This includes measures for customizing contract terms, aligning with enhanced technology for better market performance and enabling tailored investment strategies. The implementation is designed to improve trading flexibility and market efficiency across investment approaches.
Learn More📈NYSE Texas Proposes Changes to Regulatory Halt Rules
The NYSE Texas has issued a notice proposing changes to trading halt rules, amending Rule 7.18 to establish clearer definitions and processes for regulatory and operational halts in securities trading. These changes aim to create consistency across exchanges, enhancing market transparency and operational efficiency for trading participants.
Learn More📈SEC Considers Rule Changes for VIX Futures ETFs
The SEC is reviewing a proposal by Cboe BZX Exchange to modify trading rules for the 2x Long and -1x Short VIX Futures ETFs, including the elimination of a 10% participation cap. The Commission seeks public comments as it assesses the impact of these changes on market integrity and investor protection.
Learn More📈Clarification of Exchange Rule 2611
The Securities and Exchange Commission announces changes to Exchange Rule 2611 by MIAX Pearl, aimed at clarifying regulations on odd and mixed lots. This includes removing misleading terminology and enhancing rule references to aid in compliance and understanding. The changes seek to reduce confusion for market participants and ensure smoother operational processes.
Learn More📈SEC Notice on NYSE Arca Proposed Rule Change for Trading Orders
The SEC has designated a longer period for review of NYSE Arca's proposed rule change to adopt a Selective Midpoint Order. This notice follows the filing of the proposal and aims to allow sufficient time for consideration of public comments before any approval or disapproval is issued, emphasizing regulatory diligence in trading practices.
Learn More📈MIAX Pearl Proposes Amendments to Trading Rules for Compliance
The Securities and Exchange Commission published a notice regarding MIAX Pearl's proposed rule changes to amend trading rules, including risk settings and erroneous executions. The changes aim to enhance clarity and consistency within the Exchange's rule framework, facilitating better compliance for equity members and ensuring a more orderly trading environment.
Learn More📈Cboe's Proposed Rule Change for Exclusively Listed Options
The Cboe Exchange is revising its opening process for simple orders in exclusively listed index options. The proposed changes aim to enhance market efficiency by enabling quicker openings in response to market conditions, benefiting traders and investors in managing their positions more effectively. The adjustments include automated forced openings under specific scenarios, promoting a more streamlined trading environment.
Learn More📈Cboe EDGX Announces Proposed Rule Changes Impacting Trading
The Securities and Exchange Commission has published a notice concerning Cboe EDGX Exchange's proposed amendments to trading rules. The changes include the public disclosure of data sources for order handling, routing, and execution, alongside the removal of specific primary listing markets, aimed at enhancing clarity and compliance within trading practices.
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