Prediction markets keep growing; trading hours are expanding; and firms are dealing with a lot more activity across a broader set of products and venues, often without oversight infrastructure to match.
For nearly two decades, Rule 611 has provided a common framework for navigating fragmented U.S. equity markets by requiring firms to avoid trading through protected quotations.
Hosted by Trillium Surveyor, KPMG, and Wedbush, the Prediction Markets Roundtable brought together senior leaders from across the financial services ecosystem to discuss the operational, regulatory, and market structure considerations emerging as prediction markets continue to evolve.
Trillium Surveyor Expands Into Prediction Markets as Capital Markets Interest Grows
Efforts to implement the revised rules on access fee caps and tick-size increments that drive US equity trading could face delays as the SEC considers more radical changes to Regulation NMS, according to market participants.
Trillium Surveyor Extended for Prediction Markets
