NYSE Chicago Hikes Port Fees for Traders' Connections
Published Date: 3/14/2025
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Summary
NYSE Chicago is raising its port fees starting March 3, 2025, which means traders and firms using their services will pay a bit more to connect. This change kicks in immediately and aims to help the Exchange cover its costs while keeping things running smoothly. If you’re involved in trading on NYSE Chicago, get ready for this fee update!
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NYSE Chicago Port Fee Increase
If you or your firm connect to NYSE Chicago, port fees will increase starting March 3, 2025, so you will pay higher fees to connect. The change was filed on March 3, 2025 and the Securities and Exchange Commission is soliciting public comments (comments due April 4, 2025).
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