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Citadel urged the SEC to reject a proposal, while Virtu commented on IEX's platform, with John Ramsay representing IEX's interests.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 11

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Who's involved

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Securities and Exchange Commission Citadel Securities Virtu Financial

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The entities involved

Securities and Exchange Commission
government agency of the Philippines
- BlackRock, the manager of the iShares Core MSCI EAFE ETF, has made required filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding institutional holdings.Mon 16:42
- Filing required regarding institutional holdings for Schwab Emerging Markets Equity ETF and Waterford Advisors LLC with the SEC.Mon 16:38
Citadel Securities
American capital markets firm
- Citadel Securities challenged the SEC's economic analysis as the SEC operates under the Trump administration and Paul Atkins leads overhaul efforts.Fri 18:24
- Market desks advised clients regarding looming risks involving the FED and Citadel Securities.Thu 22:43
Virtu Financial
financial services company
- Virtu Financial bought a new position in Foremost Clean Energy Ltd. on July 1, 2026.Sun 10:44

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Jul 11ReutersTrading giant Virtu backs plan for IEX's proposed options exchange (Reuters) -Trading and market making firm Virtu Financial threw its support behind a proposal by IEX to launch a new U.S. options ex