Federal Register #SR-LTSE-2026-19

SEC notice on LTSE rule changes and Nasdaq MRX liquid-cooled data-center service fees

This SEC notice covers proposed exchange-rule changes and data-center service fees; it is not a government procurement or award. - Government agency: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), issuing regulatory notices; no purchasing office or sub-agency is identified. - Organizations named: Long-Term Stock Exchange, Inc. (LTSE) and Nasdaq MRX, LLC. No product manufacturers or procurement vendors are identified. - LTSE rule proposal: Remove the separate information-circular requirement for UTP Exchange Traded Products because the primary listing exchange provides substantially similar disclosures. Related changes add rule cross-references, align written-description requirements, and make conforming edits. - Nasdaq MRX proposed service-fee categories: - Liquid-Cooled Cabinets installation. - Liquid-Cooled Cabinet Power Installation. - Liquid-Cooled Cabinet Power. - The fees concern Nasdaq MRX’s expanded data center and are proposed for implementation in Q4 2026; no quantities, part numbers, or fee amounts are provided. - Notable context: The SEC notice invites public comments on the LTSE rule change. Nasdaq MRX plans to announce its fee implementation date by Trader Alert.

Description

Long-Term Stock Exchange, Inc. proposes to amend Rule 14.350 by eliminating its requirement to distribute a separate information circular before trading begins in each UTP Exchange Traded Product. The proposal also adds cross-references to existing member rules and revises the requirements for written descriptions provided to purchasers, aligning them with the listing exchange’s requirements. The notice states that the change is intended to remove duplicative requirements and does not alter trading terms or impose new requirements on members. The Securities and Exchange Commission made the proposed rule change effective upon filing and invites comments through October 21, 2026.

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