SEC Buys More Time Reviewing Cboe's Market-Maker Auction Proposal
Published Date: 2/10/2026
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Summary
The SEC is taking more time to review a Cboe Exchange proposal that would let market-makers’ orders be used as the other side in certain trading auctions. This change affects market-makers and could make auctions smoother and more efficient. No money changes yet, but the SEC wants extra time to make sure everything’s right before deciding.
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