A firm settled FINRA charges for improperly programming trading algorithms, which resulted in orders being improperly sent to the market.
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A firm settled with FINRA for charging unfair prices in corporate and municipal bond transactions and for failing to establish and maintain a supervisory system reasonably designed to achieve compliance with its fair pricing obligations.
The SEC adopted amendments to Regulation NMS Rule 605 to require "market centers," to make available standardized, monthly reports of statistical information concerning order executions in national market systems stocks.
FINRA adopted amendments to its rules that pertain to or reference the standard securities settlement period in order to account for the planned move to the T+1 settlement cycle.
The Congressional Research Service reviewed the Policy debates over rebates that retail brokerage firms receive for directing retail investor stock trades to certain venues, known as "payment for order flow."