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SEC adopts rules to enhance oversight of Alternative Trading Systems
With the intent of significantly enhancing operational transparency and regulatory oversight, the Securities and Exchange Commission on July 18 voted to adopt amendments to the regulatory requirements governing alternative trading systems, commonly known as “dark pools.”
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