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ARTICLE · 13 JUNE 2016

SEC Chair White Summarizes Equity Market Structure Developments

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SEC Chair Mary Jo White summarized historical and recent developments in SEC equity market structure rulemakings.

United StatesCorporate/Commercial Law

SEC Chair Mary Jo White summarized historical and recent developments in SEC equity market structure rulemakings.

Chair White emphasized that regulators must fully understand the evolving marketplace in light of technological advancements. She said that regulators must precisely identify the issues before making fundamental changes and fully assess the likely consequences of doing so. She highlighted a number of targeted initiatives aimed at improving market structure, including: (i) ensuring the operational integrity of critical market infrastructures; (ii) improving market transparency and disclosures; and (iii) constructing more effective markets for smaller companies.

Among other rulemaking developments, Chair White noted that she expects the SEC will "consider very soon" a proposal to provide customer-specific institutional order routing disclosures and targeted enhancements to existing order routing disclosures for retail customers.

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