C2 Options Exchange, Incorporated Files Proposed Rule Change for AIM and SAM, Seeking Immediate Effectiveness

Summary

C2 Options Exchange, Incorporated has submitted a proposed rule change to the Self-Regulatory Organizations, aiming to implement changes to the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) and Small Cap Liquidity Market (SAM) trading rules, with the goal of increasing market efficiency and transparency.

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