NYSE Texas removes obsolete 1 Gb optic access circuit fee
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NYSE Texas updates its connectivity fee schedule by removing the 1 Gb Optic Access Circuit service, which the exchange says is obsolete. It also clarifies which access centers are served by the remaining 10 Gb and 40 Gb optic access circuits. The change mainly affects trading firms, data vendors, and other exchange users that buy connectivity services at the Mahwah, New Jersey data center. For most users, this is a technical fee schedule cleanup rather than a major pricing change, but firms using or reviewing NYSE Texas connectivity options should check that their circuit selections and internal fee references match the updated schedule.
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Key Changes
- Removes the obsolete 1 Gb Optic Access Circuit service from the NYSE Texas connectivity fee schedule
- Keeps the 10 Gb and 40 Gb Optic Access Circuit services in the schedule
- Clarifies which access centers the 10 Gb and 40 Gb optic access circuits connect to
Obligations
What this law requires
NYSE Texas must remove the currently filed “Optic Access Circuit—1 Gb” service from its Connectivity Fee Schedule because the service is obsolete.
NYSE Texas must clarify in its Connectivity Fee Schedule which access centers are connected by the remaining 10 Gb and 40 Gb Optic Access circuits.