SEC Preps Shakeup of US Consolidated Tapes

Emilia David
Max Bowie
09 Jan 2020

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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed drastic changes to how the US consolidated tapes of market data from equities exchanges will be operated and governed, in a bid to simplify their decades-old structure and keep pace with the technology used by direct exchange feeds to ensure those using the tapes are not at a competitive disadvantage.

The SEC—concerned over the inability of these data plans to keep pace with the exchanges’ premium proprietary datafeeds—wants to do away

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