IEX Options Rules Review Extended: SEC Takes More Time Until April 2025
Published Date: 3/12/2025
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Summary
The SEC is taking extra time to review new rules from Investors Exchange (IEX) about trading options on their upcoming platform, IEX Options. This affects traders and investors who want to use this new options market. The decision deadline is now extended to April 21, 2025, giving the SEC more time to consider public feedback and make sure everything’s set right.
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