Several exchanges file immediate rule changes with Federal Register

The Federal Register recently published notices of immediate effectiveness for several proposed rule changes filed by self-regulatory organizations, according to the Federal Register documents.

NYSE Arca, Inc. filed a proposed amendment to Rule 3.2(b)(3)(C)(ii), as noted in the Federal Register. Similarly, NYSE Texas, Inc. submitted a filing to amend the bylaws of the exchange.

The National Securities Clearing Corporation proposed a rule change concerning the Automated Customer Account Transfer Service for insurance and retirement products. Additionally, Cboe EDGA Exchange, Inc. and Cboe BZX Exchange, Inc. each filed amendments to Rule 11.1(a) to adopt a start time order instruction.

NYSE National, Inc. also filed a proposed rule change to amend its bylaws, according to the Federal Register notices. All filings were made with immediate effectiveness.

These filings reflect ongoing regulatory updates by exchanges to their rules and bylaws. The Federal Register serves as the official publication for such notices, providing transparency on regulatory changes affecting securities markets.