SEC Wants to Keep Tracking Rule 611 Burdens
Published Date: 7/23/2026
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Summary
The SEC is asking to keep collecting info from about 305 financial firms to make sure they follow Rule 611, which stops bad trades at worse prices than others. These firms spend about 60 hours a year updating their rules, costing nearly $9.5 million total. This extension keeps the system running smoothly without changing the rules or costs.
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