#USHouseMarketStructureDraft

The #USHouseMarketStructureDraft introduces sweeping reforms aimed at improving transparency, competition, and fairness in U.S. equity markets. Key proposals include enhanced oversight of wholesalers, more robust best execution standards, and increased transparency for retail order routing. The draft also seeks to address concerns around Payment for Order Flow (PFOF) by introducing alternatives that prioritize investor outcomes. If enacted, this legislation could significantly reshape how trades are executed and how market participants interact. Supporters argue it levels the playing field; critics warn of unintended consequences for liquidity and costs. As debate heats up, all eyes are on how these proposals could redefine the future of market structure in the U.S. financial system.