SEC Set to Begin Debate on Order Protection Rule on May 13
The first meeting of the Securities and Exchange Commission's newly formed equity market structure committee, set for next month, will focus on the so-called "order protection rule."
EBS eFix Matching Service Achieves Record Daily Volume
New mark follows 20% increases in trading volume on the platform in both 2020 and 2021.
Nasdaq’s Access Fee Pilot has Reduced Trading in Subject Stocks, Credit Suisse Says
An exchange-sponsored program designed to test lower access fees is now beginning to produce quantifiable results - and they point to lower trading volumes in certain "test" stocks, acccording to Credit Suisse research.
Jefferies Holds ‘Doing Good’ Global Trading Day
Broker will donate all net trading revenues on March 2 to Ukrainian humanitarian aid.
The Sellside Can Find Discretionary Order Flow, if It Knows Where to Look
Conventional wisdom has it that discretionary order flow has become largely non-existent because the buyside has to pay for research obligations. But it is out there - and can be had, according to one consultancy.
TP ICAP Digital Assets Adds Hudson River Trading
The market maker will join TP ICAP's Digital Assets Spot platform, set to launch this year.
Goldman Sachs Pays Fine for Roiling Options Market in 2013
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. agreed to pay a $7 million fine to settle regulatory claims that it sent thousands of mistaken orders that roiled the U.S. options market almost two years ago.
Duty of Best Execution and Payment for Order Flow: A Review of Recent Civil Litigation
Thomas Weber, Winston & Strawn, outlines civil litigation for payment for order flow and best execution.
U.S. Brokers Face Big Rise in Exchange Fees Thanks to SEC Ruling
Wall Street brokers are facing a big jump in the fees they pay to stock exchanges for trading data -- and have the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to blame for it.
Best in Cloud: Connexus Cloud
Ganesh Iyer of IPC, tells Traders about Connexus Cloud and how to capitalize on Cloud adoption.
