NYSE American Removes Obsolete 1 Gb Optic Access Circuit Fee
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NYSE American is updating its connectivity fee schedule by removing the 1 Gb Optic Access Circuit service because it is obsolete. The exchange is also clarifying which access centers its 10 Gb and 40 Gb Optic Access circuits connect to. The change mainly affects broker-dealers, market data users, trading firms, and vendors that use NYSE American connectivity services. For most firms, this is a technical fee schedule cleanup rather than a major business change, but users should check whether their connectivity records or vendor documentation reference the retired 1 Gb service.
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Key Changes
- Removes the obsolete 1 Gb Optic Access Circuit service from the connectivity fee schedule
- Clarifies which access centers the 10 Gb Optic Access circuits connect to
- Clarifies which access centers the 40 Gb Optic Access circuits connect to
Obligations
What this law requires
NYSE American must remove the obsolete “Optic Access Circuit—1 Gb” service from its Connectivity Fee Schedule.
NYSE American must clarify in its Connectivity Fee Schedule which access centers are connected by the 10 Gb and 40 Gb Optic Access circuit services.