Market Structure: Shake Up in Equity Markets – New York City

Last December the SEC issued four major equity market proposals which radically alters the status quo for the first time in nearly two decades. Regulation National Market Structure (NMS) has governed the US equities markets since 2005. It created a fragmented but fully electronic market, which has not only forced efficiency, but ushered in an era of venue competition and order segmentation. Now, the SEC is attempting to reduce tick sizes and access fees; auction off investors’ orders; create new best execution rules; and enforce greater retail brokerage execution transparency. Will these new rules help or hurt markets, traders and investors?

Join Bloomberg Intelligence on March 2nd for a discussion on these new rules and how they will affect you.

Speaker lineup includes executives from the SEC, Citadel Securities, IEX Exchange, Robinhood & more.