Proposed Rule Change to Modernize and Simplify NASD Rule 2720
NASD has filed with the SEC a proposed rule change to amend NASD Rule 3360 to change references from "SEC Rule 3b-3" to "SEC Rule 200," thereby conforming the rule language in Rule 3360 in light of the SEC’s new short sale regulation, Regulation SHO.
It is commonly understood that for every transaction the terms of the exchange is known by both parties and executed faithfully to produce what we consider the stock market. Technology now allows for near instant transactions for market participants, therefore the due diligence of reporting that transaction to regulatory authorities should occur simultaneously with the transaction itself. This
Simplified Arbitrations
The simplified arbitration rules apply to arbitrations involving $50,000 or less, exclusive of interest and expenses.
Expedited Proceedings for Seniors & Seriously Ill Parties
Dispute Resolution may expedite arbitration proceedings in matters involving seniors or seriously ill parties.
Expungement
Brokers may seek to have a reference to allegations or involvement
Proposed Rule Change to Adopt FINRA Rule 4320 (Short Sale Delivery Requirements) in the Consolidated FINRA Rulebook
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Complete transparency! If a market maker like Citadel can process order flow and know in real time what moves I'm making, then it should go without question that I be able to see what positions they are taking, also in real time. It's an extreme conflict of interest that they are allowed to do both. These current timelines for reporting are an extreme disadvantage to retail investors.
NASD Regulation, Inc., has filed with the SEC a proposed rule change to establish NASD Rule 2711 to address research analyst conflicts of interest.
Q1. Is a firm required to report on the OBS the market value of underwriting commitments entered into on a “best efforts” basis?
A1. No. Underwriting commitments entered into on a “best efforts” basis are not required to be reported on the OBS.
Q2. If a member firm enters into an agreement with a customer or other party, whereby it commits to lend up to a specified dollar amount, whether such
SEC Approves Supplemental Inventory Schedule
