2010
2010

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2010 Regulatory Circulars

File Number Description
RC 10-019

SEC's Section 31 Transaction Fee Rate Increase
NSX Regulatory Transaction Fee

RC 10-018

Effectiveness of Rule Change Relating to Amendment of Bylaws of NSX Holdings, Inc.

RC 10-017

SEC’s Section 31 Transaction Fee Rate
NSX Regulatory Transaction Fee

RC 10-016

Regulation SHO Frequently-Asked Questions

RC 10-015

Adjustments to Fee and Rebate Schedule With Respect to Rebates for Adding Liquidity in Tape A and C Securities in AutoEx

RC 10-014

Regulation SHO Frequently-Asked Questions

RC 10-013

SEC’s Section 31 Transaction Fee Rate
NSX Regulatory Transaction Fee **CORRECTION**

RC 10-012

SEC’s Section 31 Transaction Fee Rate
NSX Regulatory Transaction Fee

RC 10-011

Adjustments to Fee and Rebate Schedule With Respect to Rebates for Adding Liquidity in Order Delivery

RC 10-010

Rule Filing Regarding NSX Rule 11.13(b)(2) Specifying Time Within Which ETP Holders Submitting Displayed Orders in the Order Delivery Mode of Order Interaction Must Respond

RC 10-009

Exchange Business Hours Extended Until 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time; Enhanced Disclosure Requirements Apply Outside of Regular Trading Hours

RC 10-008

Rule Change Relating to Implementation of an Equity Rights Program

RC 10-007

Trading Pauses

RC 10-006

Trading Pauses in S&P 500® Securities Due to Extraordinary Market Volatility and Frequently-Asked Questions

RC 10-005

New “Self-Trade Prevention” Order Modifier Available for Use on the Exchange

RC 10-004

Adjustments to Fee and Rebate Schedule With Respect to the Liquidity Adding Rebates for Sub-Dollar Securities

RC 10-003

Adjustments to Fee and Rebate Schedule With Respect to the Liquidity Take Fee in AutoEx and Rebates for Adding Liquidity in Order Delivery

RC 10-002

SEC’s Section 31 Transaction Fee Rate Reduction
NSX Regulatory Transaction Fee

RC 10-001

Rebate in AutoEx for Sub-Dollar Liquidity Adding Displayed Orders Increased To 0.25% of Trade Value