Federal Register #SR-CME-2026-002

SEC Notice: Proposed Rule Change for Security Futures Product Listing Standards at Chicago Mercantile Exchange

This opportunity concerns a proposed rule change by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) related to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. (CME): - Government buyer: Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) - OEM/vendor: Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. (CME) - Subject: Revision and adoption of rules for security futures product listing standards at CME - Includes re-adoption of Rulebook Chapter 700 - Expands scope to allow listing of cash-settled futures on individual common stock securities - Key requirements for underlying securities: - Minimum market capitalization - Minimum deliverable supply - Minimum average daily transaction value - No tangible products, part numbers, or service procurements are requested - The rule change is designed to comply with Section 6(h) of the Exchange Act - No other OEMs or vendors are mentioned - No unique technical requirements beyond regulatory compliance and listing standards

Description

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) has filed a proposed rule change with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to adopt rules governing security futures product listing standards, security futures adjustments, and cash-settled single stock security futures. The proposal includes re-adopting and revising Rulebook Chapter 700 to enable listing of cash-settled futures on individual common stock securities, expanding the scope of listed products. The proposed listing standards include stringent requirements on the underlying securities such as minimum market capitalization, deliverable supply, and average daily transaction value. The rule change aims to comply with Section 6(h) of the Exchange Act and has been filed for immediate effectiveness.

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