Federal Register #SR-LTSE-2026-21

SEC Notice on LTSE’s Proposed Market Maker Rule Changes

This SEC notice addresses Long-Term Stock Exchange’s proposed changes to its market maker rules, not a government procurement. - Government agency: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC); no sub-agency or procurement office is identified. - Organization named: Long-Term Stock Exchange, Inc. (LTSE), the rule-filing organization—not a procurement vendor or OEM. - Proposed changes would establish and oversee an LTSE market maker program, revise registration and market maker obligations, and set requirements for Market Maker Authorized Traders. - The filing also addresses security-specific registrations, suspensions, and terminations; adds exceptions to the Two-Sided Quote Obligation; and removes the existing voluntary termination rule. - No products, services, part numbers, quantities, OEMs, or contract value are specified. The notice solicits comments on the proposed rule change.

Description

Long-Term Stock Exchange, Inc. filed a proposed rule change to update its market maker rules and establish mechanisms for initiating, operating, and monitoring a market maker program. The changes include revisions to registration and market maker obligations, new rules for Market Maker Authorized Traders, and processes for security-specific registrations, suspensions, and terminations. The filing also modifies exceptions to the existing Two-Sided Quote Obligation and deletes the current voluntary termination of registration rule. The notice invites comments on the proposed rule change.

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