Courts deny Nasdaq’s attempts to halt market data rule changes
US markets watchdog has thrown out claims from the exchange that its proposed new rules around market data put incumbent venues at a disadvantage and harm the markets.
US markets watchdog has thrown out claims from the exchange that its proposed new rules around market data put incumbent venues at a disadvantage and harm the markets.
The past week saw appointments from HKEX, Citi and the SEC.
US regulator has significantly increased the size of its cyber workforce, driving forward chairman Gary Gensler’s crusade to regulate trading in digital assets.
Gensler spoke on the importance of reforming fixed income markets, while providing recommendations to increase transparency, modernise platforms and enhance financial resilience.
Bill Hwang and other executives have been arrested and charged by federal officers for their roles in a “fraudulent scheme” that created a “$36 billion house of cards”.
New regulatory proposals (including the trade reporting regime, Exchange Act Rule 10c-1, the proposal for Form SR and the private fund advisors rule) are causing friction between industry players and the SEC.
US regulators are exploring how they can share responsibility for crypto oversight in light of considerable overlap on some crypto trading platforms.
Proposed rules will require certain institutional investors to report short sale information to the SEC on a monthly basis.
Brian Lynch, President of SteelEye US, talks to The TRADE about the changing landscape for financial regulation in the US: with a rundown of the latest changes and a look at what might yet be to come.
Watchdog has backed new disclosure rules that require hedge funds to more quickly report significant losses that could harm investors or the broader financial markets.