Cboe EDGA Cleans Up Its Fee Schedule by Ditching Old Rules
Published Date: 9/30/2025
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Cboe EDGA Exchange is updating its fee rules by removing old language about charging 1% monthly late fees on overdue accounts. This change affects members of the exchange and cleans up the fee schedule without adding new charges. The update took effect immediately on September 23, 2025, making the fee schedule clearer and simpler.
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