MSRB Proposes Rule Change to Simplify New Issue Information Submission Requirements

Summary

The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board (MSRB) has filed a proposed rule change to simplify the submission of new issue information for municipal securities, aiming to streamline the process under rules G-32 and G-34. The changes aim to reduce the burden on market participants and improve the efficiency of the market.

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