SEC Taps Blackrock, Robinhood, NYSE and More for 24-Hour Trading Push
The SEC has set Sept. 17 for a roundtable on preparing Wall Street for 24-hour trading, pulling in Blackrock, Citadel Securities, NYSE and more than a dozen other major players. A Roundtable With Wall Street’s Biggest Na...
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