Joint Industry Plan; Order Approving the Second Amendment to the National Market System Plan Regarding Consolidated Equity Market Data, as Amended by Amendment No. 1 and Modified by the Commission, To Adopt a Fee Schedule
SEC approved fee schedule for consolidated equity market data; no direct impact on money services businesses.
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What changed
SEC approved a second amendment to the National Market System Plan adopting a fee schedule for consolidated equity market data.
Who it affects
Money services businesses, money transmitters, crypto firms, payment processors, remittance providers, fintech wallets
What you must do
No action required; this regulation pertains to securities market data fees, not money transmission or AML compliance.
Deadline
N/A
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