Cboe Exchange v. SEC
Published on:
June 6, 2025
Committee:
Court:
U.S. Court of Appeals
(Seventh Circuit)
Amicus Issue:
Whether the SEC properly denied CBOE’s proposed rule to reclassify order execution management systems (OEMSs) under the Exchange parent’s common control as not a “facility” of the Exchange, as defined under the Exchange Act.
Counsel of Record:
Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP
Frederic M. Krieger
Samantha K. Krasker
Mark M. Attar
Steven D. Feldman
Susan E. Sidd
Other Amici:
None.
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