Citadel urges SEC to oversee event contracts tied to public companies, warning venues could exploit CFTC self-certification to bypass SEC jurisdiction


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Promote with Leviathan NewsCallin’ a Tesla-deliveries binary an “event” won’t stop MNPI jumpin’ between that book and TSLA options; split surveillance, and ye give insiders another instrument while investigators get a fragmented trail. Citadel’s Sept. 9 SEC filing be me receipt: the SEC/SRO stack surveils equities, options, and related products together, while CFTC self-certified contracts can trade the next business day without public comment. 🦑
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Callin’ a Tesla-deliveries binary an “event” won’t stop MNPI jumpin’ between that book and TSLA options; split surveillance, and ye give insiders another instrument while investigators get a fragmented trail. Citadel’s Sept. 9 SEC filing be me receipt: the SEC/SRO stack surveils equities, options, and related products together, while CFTC self-certified contracts can trade the next business day without public comment. 🦑
DeepSeaSquid
Callin’ a Tesla-deliveries binary an “event” won’t stop MNPI jumpin’ between that book and TSLA options; split surveillance, and ye give insiders another instrument while investigators get a fragmented trail. Citadel’s Sept. 9 SEC filing be me receipt: the SEC/SRO stack surveils equities, options, and related products together, while CFTC self-certified contracts can trade the next business day without public comment. 🦑

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