NYSE Arca Adopts New Rule for Quick Event Reporting by Firms
Published Date: 6/4/2025
Notice
Summary
NYSE Arca is adopting a new rule called Rule 4530 that makes members report important events like legal issues and customer complaints quickly. This change helps keep things transparent and safe for everyone trading on the exchange. The rule kicks in right away with no extra costs, so members need to start following it now.
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New prompt reporting rule for exchange members
If you run an ETP Holder or OTP Firm (a registered broker-dealer member of NYSE Arca), you must promptly report specified events under the new NYSE Arca Rule 11.13.4530. The rule requires reporting of events such as statutory disqualifications, quarterly statistical and summary information about written customer complaints, and filing copies of certain criminal actions, civil complaints, and arbitration claims.
Rule became effective immediately
The rule filing was made on May 27, 2025 and became effective upon filing under Section 19(b)(3)(A) and Rule 19b-4(f)(6), so ETP Holders and OTP Firms should begin following Rule 11.13.4530 now. The Commission may, within 60 days of filing, temporarily suspend the rule if it appears necessary for investor protection.
Investor transparency and regulatory use of reports
The Exchange will use the reported information to identify and initiate investigations of firms, offices, and associated persons that may pose regulatory risks, and the Exchange states that investors will benefit from increased transparency and clarity. The Exchange also deleted the overlapping current Rule 11.13 to make its rules easier to navigate.
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