NYSE to pay $14M for regulatory failures, violation of Reg SCI
The SEC has charged the New York Stock Exchange and two affiliated exchanges with regulatory failures in connection with several disruptive market events. The charges include include the first-ever charged violation of Regulation SCI.
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