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In partnership with data provider Kaiko, Bloomberg has rolled out identifiers for almost 8,000 crypto assets as institutions increasingly look for structure and

Conscientious faithful words grate upon the ear. In an effort not to be lost in the ocean of comment letters to the SEC, we at Data Boiler want our views to be heard. In this article we use analogies to promote communication and understanding of the complex subject of market structure reform. Please do not block us from shedding light on taboo topics. Constructive debate helps avoid the phenomena of “blind people and an elephant”.

Experts outline risks associated with the possible changes to the Advisors Act custody rule.

Market data reforms are taking many interesting turns globally. In the US, litigation between large exchange groups and the SEC continues. IEX plans to charge for market data starting in 2022. MEMX criticizes the CTA/CQ/UTP Plan’s fee amendments and cites that “it would undermine the important public policy goals of the infrastructure rule”.

Kelvin To of Data Boiler Technologies assesses the SECs approval of a modified version of the CT Plan.

This “elephant in the room” has been stirring up many concerns by CAT participants and industry members. These include the proposed limitation of liability provisions; the revised funding model set forth in Article XI of CAT NMS Plan; and enhanced security pertaining to potential breach of privacy / security protection of non-public data and personal identifiable information (PII) of CAT.