SEC considers direct control of trade-tracking database after Citadel lawsuit
The SEC's potential direct control of the CAT could streamline oversight, reduce industry conflicts, and necessitate a new funding model. The post SEC considers direct control of trade-tracking database after Citadel law...
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The SEC's potential direct control of the CAT could streamline oversight, reduce industry conflicts, and necessitate a new funding model.
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