SEC Proposes Rules for Alternative Trading Systems
The SEC has proposed rules intended to enhance regulatory oversight of alternative trading systems that, because of their off-exchange equity deals, are often described as “dark pools.” They would be required to disclose on a new Form ATS-N details about the activities of broker-dealer operators. The proposal also requires all ...
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