Federal Register #SR-NYSE-2026-49

SEC notice on NYSE proposal to mark former Rule 123D as reserved

The SEC notice describes a New York Stock Exchange proposal to preserve the history of former Rule 123D without restoring its substantive requirements. - Government agency: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). - Organization submitting the proposal: New York Stock Exchange LLC (NYSE). - Proposal: Mark former Rule 123D as “Reserved” in the NYSE rulebook and include its adoption and amendment history; the former rule’s substantive content would remain deleted. - Procurement: This is a regulatory notice, not a solicitation for products or services. No quantities, part numbers, or procurement requirements are provided.

Description

New York Stock Exchange LLC proposes to restore former Rule 123D to its rulebook and mark it “Reserved.” The former rule’s substantive content will remain deleted; the change restores only its title, the word “Reserved,” and its adoption and amendment history. The Exchange states that the change is nonsubstantive and intended to preserve the rule’s history and provide clarity and transparency. The Securities and Exchange Commission designated the proposed change operative upon filing and solicits comments through November 13, 2026.

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