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ARTICLE · 04 JANUARY 2019

SEC Initiates Transaction Fee Pilot Program For NMS Stocks

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The SEC adopted a new rule that would establish a pilot program (the "Pilot") to study the effects that transaction-based fees and rebates in certain National Market System ("NMS") stocks may have on order-routing behaviour.

United StatesCorporate/Commercial Law

The SEC adopted a new rule that would establish a pilot program (the "Pilot") to study the effects that transaction-based fees and rebates in certain National Market System ("NMS") stocks may have on order-routing behavior, execution quality and market quality generally. The Pilot will be applicable to all stock exchanges and will last for up to two years.

According to the SEC, the Pilot will create two test groups of exchanges, with one group barred "from offering rebates and linked pricing" and the other group limited to a fee cap of $0.0010. The data from the Pilot will be utilized to facilitate an empirical assessment of the market impact of an exchange's transaction-based fees and rebate structure.

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