Order Protection Rule

FIF has scheduled two calls for this week for the Equity Market Regulations Working Group to continue discussion of a draft FIF comment letter in response to the SEC rule proposal to rescind Rules 611 (the order protection rule) and 610(e) (locking or crossing quotations). The first call is scheduled for Monday August 3 at 1 pm ET; the second call is scheduled for Tuesday August 4 at 11 am ET.

POSTED Aug 03,2026

24x7 Trading Working Group

FIF has scheduled a call for the 24x7 Trading Working Group for Monday August 3 at 3 pm ET. The Working Group will discuss processing and reporting of ETF NAV trades and updates to exchange technical documentation. A representative from Nasdaq will discuss updates to Nasdaq’s data products.

POSTED Aug 03,2026

CAT Transaction Reporting and CAT Reference Database Working Groups

FIF has scheduled a joint call for the CAT Transaction Reporting and CAT Reference Database Working Groups for Tuesday August 4 at 3 pm ET. The Working Groups will discuss a draft FIF letter to CAT LLC, FINRA and FINRA CAT relating to changes to reporting of the tradingSession field in connection with the planned expansion of exchange trading hours.

POSTED Aug 03,2026

Customer Onboarding and Periodic Refresh

FIF has scheduled a call for the Compliance and Surveillance Working Group for Monday August 17 at 1 pm ET to discuss creating a contact list (similar to the CAT Contact List) to assist broker-dealers with onboarding broker-dealer counterparties and conducting periodic refresh processes with broker-dealer counterparties. The Working Group will also discuss whether there are existing vendor products that provide this type of information.

POSTED Aug 03,2026

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