CAT and CAIS Working Group Schedule for this Week

Because of the SEC open meeting scheduled for Wednesday June 7 at 10 am ET, which will include a vote on the CAT Executed Share Model, FIF is cancelling the regularly-scheduled CAIS call for this week. FIF will schedule a CAIS call for Thursday this week if requested by FIF members. FIF will host the regularly-scheduled CAT Transaction Reporting Working Group call on Wednesday June 7 at 2 pm ET.

POSTED Jun 05,2023

FIF In-Person Event: Hosted by OTC Markets

On Thursday June 29, FIF will hold an in-person event at the offices of OTC Markets (300 Vesey Street, New York, NY 10282). There will be two panels, with one focusing on the SEC rule proposal to amend the Rule 3b-16 definition of exchange and the other focusing on digital assets/crypto regulation. This event is free to attend for all FIF members. If you would like to attend, please register here.

POSTED May 30,2023

Rule 605 Working Group

FIF has scheduled the next call for the Rule 605 Working Group for Tuesday May 30 at 3 pm ET. The Working Group will discuss the May 17 call between FIF members and SEC staff relating to the SEC’s rule proposal on Disclosure of Order Execution Information and discuss a draft supplemental comment letter to be submitted by FIF.

POSTED May 30,2023

Rule 606 Working Group

The next call for the FIF Rule 606 Working Group is scheduled for Wednesday May 31 at 3 pm ET. The Working Group will review a draft supplemental FIF comment letter on the FINRA rule proposal for order routing disclosures for OTC equities. The comment letter is focused on the scenario where a reporting firm routes child orders to multiple execution venues for a single parent order.

POSTED May 30,2023

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