FIF Submits Letter to FINRA on Reconciliation of Regulation Transaction Fee

On October 13, FIF submitted a letter to FINRA requesting enhancements to the report currently provided by FINRA to facilitate broker-dealer reconciliation of the FINRA Regulatory Transaction Fee (RTF). FINRA charges the RTF to reimburse FINRA for the Section 31 fees that FINRA pays to the SEC. FIF would like to thank the members of the Section 31 subgroup for their contributions in the drafting of this letter.

POSTED Oct 20,2025

Rule 605 Working Group

The next call for the Rule 605 Working Group will be on Monday October 20 at 2 pm ET. The Working Group will continue its discussion of open interpretive questions relating to implementation of the Rule 605 amendments, including reporting for different order types.  

POSTED Oct 20,2025

Back Office Committee

The Back Office Committee will have its next call on Tuesday October 21 at 11 am ET to review applicable FICC, DTC, NSCC, SEC, MSRB, OCC, IRS and FINRA updates during the past month.

POSTED Oct 20,2025

Reg NMS: Minimum Pricing Increments and Access Fee Caps

FIF has scheduled a call for Tuesday October 21 at 3 pm ET to discuss the potential impact of the recent appeals court decision relating to minimum pricing increments and access fee caps. FIF has invited the members of the Data and Technology Committee and the Equity Market Regulations Working Group to participate on this call.

POSTED Oct 20,2025

SLATE Working Group

The SLATE Working Group will have its next call on Wednesday October 22 at 10 am ET. The Working Group will continue its discussion of issues relating to the implementation of SLATE reporting, including next steps with the SEC and FINRA.

POSTED Oct 20,2025

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