SEC regulations

Cboe EDGA Exchange updates its One Premium and Summary Depth data feeds to provide twelve price levels per side, effective immediately.

Cboe BYX Exchange expands its One Premium and Summary Depth data feeds from existing price levels to twelve price levels per side, effective immediately.

Cboe BZX Exchange expands its Cboe One Premium and Summary Depth Data Feeds to provide twelve price levels per side, effective immediately.

AMG BBH Asset-Backed Credit Fund, LLC and Brown Brothers Harriman Credit Partners, LLC are investment vehicles offering credit financing; eligible small businesses should review fund documentation for loan terms and application procedures.

Fixed Income Clearing Corporation amends its cross-margining agreement with CME and related rules to modify collateral and risk management procedures for cleared derivatives and fixed income securities.

SEC requires officers, directors, and beneficial owners to file Form 4 documenting securities transactions within two business days, with 30 days for public comment on the information collection request.

SEC clarifies that broker-dealers may include debits in customer protection rule reserve computations when depositing cash and U.S. Treasury securities to meet CME Securities Clearing Inc. margin requirements.

Cboe EDGX Exchange increases price levels from current to twelve per side in Cboe One Premium and Summary Depth data feeds effective immediately.

Nasdaq amends trading rules for iShares Bitcoin Trust and Ethereum Trust ETFs to comply with updated regulatory standards for cryptocurrency-based exchange-traded funds.

NYSE Texas, Inc. received accelerated approval to adopt new Rule 5.2(j)(9) permitting generic listing and trading of Class Exchange-Traded Fund shares.

NYSE American amends its regulatory and operational halt procedures effective immediately to update classifications and handling protocols for trading disruptions.

SEC extends Rule 12h-1(f) information collection requirements for small-business issuers seeking to deregister securities; public comment period open.

SEC requires brokers and dealers to maintain records of customer account information under Rule 203A-2(d); public comments due 60 days from Federal Register publication.

SEC proposes to extend Rule 22d-1 information collection requirements for open-end management companies regarding distribution agreements and sales literature; public comment period open.

The SEC's Customer Account Statements rule requires broker-dealers to deliver account statements to customers at least quarterly, with a comment period open for regulatory feedback on this existing information collection requirement.